Built for dental practices

Dental websites that fill the appointment book.

Most dental sites are brochures. Yours should be the most reliable receptionist on the team — booking patients while the front desk is on the phone.

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What’s usually wrong.

The booking journey is buried.

Patients want to book in three taps. Most clinic sites need six clicks just to find the contact form, then ask for information the front desk will collect anyway.

Service pages all read the same.

Composite, veneers, Invisalign, hygiene — if every page is a templated paragraph and a stock photo, none of them rank and none of them convert.

Reviews are invisible.

You probably have hundreds of five-star Google reviews. They should be the loudest thing on the homepage — not buried on a separate page no one visits.

What you get

Specifically, on a dental project:

Booking-first homepage with same-day appointment availability shown live
One conversion-tuned page per high-value treatment (Invisalign, implants, etc.)
Google reviews surfaced inline (not on a 'reviews' tab)
Schema.org Dentist markup so you appear in local search and Maps
Privacy-compliant patient enquiry forms (UK GDPR, AU Privacy Act) going to your inbox or PMS
Page speed under 2 seconds on a mid-tier Android — most patients are mobile

Example from this category

Ena Dent

Dental clinic · RO

A Cluj-based dental clinic rebuilt their online presence around appointment booking and clear service pages.

Dental-specific questions.

Can you integrate with our practice management system?: Yes. We've worked with Dentally, Software of Excellence, and Practice Plan. We embed your existing booking widget or build a custom enquiry flow that emails into your PMS.
How do you handle privacy compliance for patient data?: Forms collect only what you actually need under the UK GDPR, AU Privacy Act, and (for EU patients) the EU GDPR. Submissions never sit in a third-party service’s database — they’re emailed via Resend and not retained on our servers. Patient data is processed in-region (UK or AU) where required.
Will the site rank for local treatment searches?: Technical SEO (schema, Core Web Vitals, sitemap) is included. Local content SEO — writing the location- and treatment-specific pages that drive Maps rankings — is an add-on we recommend on Business and Premium tiers.

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What’s usually wrong.

The booking journey is buried.

Patients want to book in three taps. Most clinic sites need six clicks just to find the contact form, then ask for information the front desk will collect anyway.

Service pages all read the same.

Composite, veneers, Invisalign, hygiene — if every page is a templated paragraph and a stock photo, none of them rank and none of them convert.

Reviews are invisible.

You probably have hundreds of five-star Google reviews. They should be the loudest thing on the homepage — not buried on a separate page no one visits.

Specifically, on a dental project:

Booking-first homepage with same-day appointment availability shown live

One conversion-tuned page per high-value treatment (Invisalign, implants, etc.)

Google reviews surfaced inline (not on a 'reviews' tab)

Schema.org Dentist markup so you appear in local search and Maps

Privacy-compliant patient enquiry forms (UK GDPR, AU Privacy Act) going to your inbox or PMS

Page speed under 2 seconds on a mid-tier Android — most patients are mobile

Dental-specific questions.

Can you integrate with our practice management system?

Yes. We've worked with Dentally, Software of Excellence, and Practice Plan. We embed your existing booking widget or build a custom enquiry flow that emails into your PMS.

How do you handle privacy compliance for patient data?

Forms collect only what you actually need under the UK GDPR, AU Privacy Act, and (for EU patients) the EU GDPR. Submissions never sit in a third-party service’s database — they’re emailed via Resend and not retained on our servers. Patient data is processed in-region (UK or AU) where required.

Will the site rank for local treatment searches?

Technical SEO (schema, Core Web Vitals, sitemap) is included. Local content SEO — writing the location- and treatment-specific pages that drive Maps rankings — is an add-on we recommend on Business and Premium tiers.