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Websites for dental practices

Dental websites that turn searches into booked visits.

A custom site for your practice that patients can book from on a phone, set up so Google and ChatGPT can find you.

$2,500
flat for the build
$197/mo
hosting and care
First five
practices get this price
A dental mirror held up in a bright treatment room The Barba Dental concept website on a phone

On the phone: the concept we built for Barba Dental in Fullerton. Try it live

How a patient picks a dentist.

  1. 1

    It starts with a search.

    A tooth hurts, or it has been too long. Someone types "dentist near me" and gets a map full of practices that all look about the same from there.

  2. 2

    They open a couple of websites and give each a few seconds.

    They can’t judge your fillings. They judge what they can see: whether the site looks current, calm and looked after.

  3. 3

    One looks like it cares.

    Hours, insurance and treatments are right there. The buttons are big enough for a thumb. Nothing makes them dig.

  4. 4

    And that’s the one they book.

    A short visit request or one tap to call, sent before they go back to the map. We build the site that gets that tap.

The checkup

Now give your own website the checkup.

Open your site on your phone and answer honestly. Nothing you tap is saved or sent.

Your website’s chart0 of 8

Answer the 8 questions and your chart fills in.

  1. 1Does it look current and cared for?Not ten years old, and not a template every office uses.
    Does it look current and cared for?
  2. 2Can they call you with one tap?A real button, on every page, on a phone.
    Can they call you with one tap?
  3. 3Are today’s hours on the first screen?Without scrolling or opening a menu.
    Are today’s hours on the first screen?
  4. 4Does it say which insurance you take?Plainly, in words, not “call us to ask”.
    Does it say which insurance you take?
  5. 5Does each treatment have its own page?Implants, Invisalign, emergencies, kids, in plain words.
    Does each treatment have its own page?
  6. 6Can they ask for a visit without calling?A short request that reaches your front desk.
    Can they ask for a visit without calling?
  7. 7Do they see your real team and office?Faces and rooms, not stock photos of smiling models.
    Do they see your real team and office?
  8. 8Does ChatGPT know your hours and treatments?Ask it about your practice and see what it says.
    Does ChatGPT know your hours and treatments?

Two practices, rebuilt.

Concepts we built for two Orange County practices, from their public details. The photos are stock; yours would show your own team and office.

What you get

Three things every site we build does.

Looks as careful as your dentistry.

Patients can’t judge a crown, but they can judge a website. We design yours around your office, your team and the way you treat people, so the first impression matches the chair.

Turns a search into a booked visit.

Tap to call on every screen. Hours, insurance and new-patient details where people look first. A visit request that reaches your front desk in one step.

Gets found on Google and in AI answers.

Your treatments, hours and details are set up so Google and tools like ChatGPT can read them. Before launch we ask them about you and show you what they say.

Four visits.

From a fifteen minute call to a site that keeps working after launch.

First
A short call

Fifteen minutes on your practice, your patients and what they ask the front desk most. If a new site isn’t what you need, we’ll say so.

Second
We design and build

You see the design early and give feedback in two rounds of changes, so nothing goes live that you haven’t seen.

Third
Launch, tested

We check it on real phones, and we ask Google and AI tools about your practice before it goes live, so you see what they say.

Every month
We keep it running

Hosting, updates, a monthly check of what AI tools say about you, and small edits like new hours or a new hire.

One price, in writing.

Our founding price for the first five practices. Everything is written down before you commit.

$2,500

The build, flat. $1,250 to start, $1,250 before launch.

  • Designed for your practice, not a template
  • A page for each treatment, plus new patient and insurance details
  • Set up for Google and AI answers, tested before launch
  • Two rounds of changes, two weeks of fixes after launch

$197/month

After launch, to keep it running.

  • Hosting and updates
  • A monthly AI check
  • Small edits
  • Your domain

For the practice that’s better than its website.

Not a chain and not a spa. A neighbourhood practice with good dentistry, loyal patients, and a site that hasn’t kept up with either.

Fair questions.

What does it cost?

$2,500 flat for the build, our founding price for the first five practices: $1,250 to start and $1,250 before launch. After that, $197 a month covers hosting and care. It is all in writing before you commit.

Can you promise more patients or a top spot on Google?

No, and nobody honest can. We build everything that helps people find and choose you, test it before launch, and show you the results.

Is the visit request safe for patient privacy?

It asks for a name, a phone number and a good time to call, and it tells people not to include medical details. Anything clinical stays in your practice software.

Does it work with our scheduling software?

If your system offers online booking, we can link the site straight to it. If not, the visit request goes to your front desk.

What do you need from us?

Photos of your team and office if you have them, your treatments, the plans you accept and your hours. We turn that into the words and pages.

Be the practice they pick.

Fifteen minutes, no pitch deck. If a new site isn’t what you need, we’ll say so.