A Website for Dentists You See Before You Pay
Nobody picks a dentist for fun. They pick one because a tooth hurts, the kids are due, or their insurance changed. Then they open three tabs and book whichever office made it easiest to say yes.
Do dentists really need their own website?
Yes. A new patient checks two things before they call: whether you take their insurance and whether they can get in this week. A directory listing answers neither. A website you own answers both in ten seconds, shows your hours and your new-patient price, and puts a booking button under their thumb.
Most owners put it off because a build like this usually runs $1,000–$5,000 and you pay before you see it. We don’t work that way: we design yours free and you only pay if you love it. It’s $997 flat if you want it, custom-built for your dental practice, live in a few days, and yours to keep. The domain and hosting are in your name, and there’s nothing else to pay.
The Real Problem Dental Practices Have With Their Website
Most dental sites were built by a marketing company that rents them out for $400 to $1,200 a month, and they all look the same: a stock family laughing on a couch, a slider, and a contact form nobody answers. Stop paying and the site disappears. Meanwhile the questions patients actually have, like what a cleaning costs without insurance or whether you see kids, are buried or missing.
Market reality: A new patient is commonly worth $800 to $1,500 in the first year and several times that over the years they stay. Hygiene recall fills the schedule, and one implant or aligner case can cover a year of marketing. The practice that answers the insurance question first usually gets the call.
What a Dental Practice Website Has to Do
Answer the insurance question. Show a price. Make booking one tap.
Insurance and No-Insurance Page
Every plan you’re in network with, listed by name, plus what a cleaning and exam costs without coverage. It’s the first thing people look for and the last thing most dental sites show.
Appointment Requests That Reach the Front Desk
A short form that asks for a name, a number and a preferred time, then lands on the front desk phone. No portal to register for.
A Page for Each Treatment
Implants, clear aligners, whitening, crowns, emergency visits. Someone searching “same day crown” should land on a page about same-day crowns.
Nervous-Patient Page
A plain description of what you do for anxious patients. A large share of adults put off dental care out of fear, and almost no practice speaks to them directly.
Membership Plan Page
Your in-house plan with the monthly price and what it covers. Patients without insurance are looking for exactly this.
Hours, Parking and a Map
Evening and Saturday hours stated up front, with where to park. Small details decide which office gets the call.
Questions Dentists Ask Us
Free Guide: The Website Advantage
A 35-page field guide made to read on your phone: the Google profile tune-up, the homepage that gets the call, word-for-word review scripts, a 20-point self-audit and a 30-day plan. No email required.
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Click a Live Sample Website Built for a Dental Practice
We built Maple & Main Dental as a complete, working site. Click through it. Yours would have your name, your prices and your town.
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Fill the Chair. Own the Site.
You see your homepage before you pay anything. If it doesn’t look like a practice you’d book with, you owe nothing.
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