Dental website design that brings in new patients.

Families choose a dentist the way they choose a pediatrician: they look you up first. We build the site, Google listing and booking path that make them pick you.

  • Fixed price in writing
  • Live in about two weeks
  • You own everything
Brightside Dental · concept
Concept homepage we designed for a sample dental practice, Brightside Dental
The Brightside Dental concept on a phone

A concept we designed for a dental practice, not a real client.

The problem

Where a dental practice loses clients before they call.

01

“Do you take my insurance?”

It's the first question every new patient has. If the answer is buried or missing, they call the next office instead of yours.

02

A template that looks like every other office

Many practices still run on the same rented template as the office down the street. Nothing on it shows your team, your office or why you're different.

03

Emergency patients go to whoever answers

A cracked tooth at 8pm. They search “emergency dentist near me” and book the first office with a clear emergency page.

04

New-patient calls hit voicemail

Your front desk is busy with patients in the chair. A new patient who can't book online simply moves on.

A concept, not a client

What we'd build for a dental practice.

Brightside Dental is a made-up business. Yours gets your own brand, your own photos and your own words.

Brightside Dental · concept
Concept homepage for Brightside Dental, a sample dental practice, with the request form in the hero

What's in it

  • “New patient? Book in a minute” right in the hero, with the reason for the visit
  • An insurance page listing the plans you accept, in plain words
  • Service pages for cleanings, Invisalign, implants and emergency visits
  • Evening hours, languages spoken and parking up front, the things families check first
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What's included

What goes into a website for dentists.

A dental site has to answer the new-patient questions before they pick up the phone.

Online booking

Your scheduler built in, so new patients can book themselves day or night.

Insurance & payment page

The plans you accept, financing and what a visit costs without insurance, if you choose to show it.

Service pages

Cleanings, whitening, Invisalign, implants, crowns, kids' dentistry: a page for each.

Emergency dentistry page

What counts as an emergency, what to do now, and how fast you can see them.

Meet the team

Your dentists and hygienists with real photos. People want to see who'll be in their mouth.

New-patient forms

A link to your secure intake forms, so the first visit starts on time.

Your real reviews

Reviews from Google on the site. We never write reviews for you.

Spanish version

A second language where your patients need it, written properly rather than auto-translated.

How it brings in work

Marketing for dentists that sends requests to your phone.

Four pieces, set up together, keep new-patient appointments coming in every week.

Step 1

The website

Quick on a phone, with “book a visit” and your number on every screen.

Step 2

Your Google Business Profile

The map listing for “dentist near me”: services, hours, photos and insurance notes.

Step 3

Ads for new patients

Google ads for the treatments you want more of, like implants or Invisalign, near your office.

Step 4

Requests to your front desk

Name, phone and reason for the visit reach your team in seconds. No health history in the form.

Why it matters

Your website is where the decision gets made.

Before anyone calls, they search, compare and read reviews. Here is what the research says about that moment.

75%

of people judge a company's credibility by its website design.

Stanford Web Credibility Research →
76%

of people who search on a phone for something nearby visit a business within a day.

Think with Google →
96%

of consumers read online reviews when choosing a local business. Only 4% never do.

BrightLocal, 2025 →
7×

more likely to qualify a lead when you reply within an hour instead of later.

Harvard Business Review →
Pricing

How much does a website for a dental practice cost?

It depends on how many services, pages and tools you need, so we don't publish one price. Tell us about your business and we send a fixed price in writing, usually within one business day. Ad budgets are separate and paid straight to Google or Meta.

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Process · A to Z

You run your business. We handle everything else.

One team, one contact person, one fixed price. No hiring a designer, a developer and an ads person and getting them to talk to each other.

Your part

Three simple things.

01

A short call

Tell us about your dental practice and the work you want more of.

02

Say yes or no

We show each piece. You approve it or ask for changes.

03

Answer your phone

New requests come straight to you. That's it.

Our part

Everything else.

Logo, colors and brand style
All the text on your site, written for you
Website design and build
Domain, hosting and setup
Google Business Profile
Lead form, chat bot and CRM
Google and Facebook ads
Social posts, cards, shirts and signs
Updates and support after launch
Day 1Call and fixed price in writing
Week 1Brand and words ready for review
Week 2Site, Google profile and leads set up
LaunchLive. Requests reach your phone
FAQ

Questions dentists ask us.

Don't see yours? Ask us. It's free, and there's no pressure.

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How much does a dental website cost?

It depends on your services, booking software and the number of providers. Tell us about your practice and we send a fixed price in writing, usually within one business day.

Can you connect our scheduling software?

Yes. We link or embed the online scheduling your practice already uses, so new patients book straight into your calendar.

We're locked into a website contract with another company. Can you help?

Often, yes. We check what you own, help move your domain, and plan the switch for when your contract ends, so nothing goes dark.

Is the appointment form HIPAA-compliant?

It asks only for contact details and the reason for the visit, not health history. Intake and medical forms stay in your own secure system.

Will the site help with “dentist near me”?

It's built so Google can read every page. No one can honestly promise the top spot. Your Google Business Profile usually brings the first calls; regular search takes months.

Who owns the website?

You do. Once it's paid, the site, logo and files are yours, with the domain and hosting in your name.

More new patients, fewer empty chairs.

Tell us about your dental practice and we'll send a free, fixed quote. No pressure. Prefer to type? Message us on Telegram.

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