Websites for
dental clinics.
A dental clinic website has one job: help a new patient book or call. That means the phone number and booking button on every screen, plain answers about insurance and direct billing, what to expect at a first visit, and hours and location that are easy to find on a phone.
What a good website for dental clinics does.
- 01
Book or call from every screen
Most patients look you up on a phone. A tap-to-call number and a booking button stay in reach on every page, not just the contact page.
- 02
A page for new patients
Whether you're accepting new patients, what to bring, how long the first visit takes and what happens at it. Nervous patients read this before they call.
- 03
Insurance, billing and CDCP
Say plainly whether you direct-bill insurers and whether you see patients under the Canadian Dental Care Plan. It's one of the first questions people have.
- 04
Services written for patients
Cleanings, fillings, crowns, implants, kids' dentistry, emergencies: short, plain explanations instead of a list of clinical terms.
- 05
What to do in an emergency
A clear line on how to reach you for a toothache or a broken tooth, including what to do after hours.
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Getting there
Address with a map link, parking, transit and whether the office is accessible. Small details that decide whether someone books.
Dentists advertise under their provincial college's rules. In Ontario, the RCDSO's guidance restricts things like testimonials and claims that can't be verified. We keep your site within your college's standard and leave out anything it doesn't allow.
What most dental clinics choose.
Most clinics want online booking or appointment requests and their Google Business profile set up, which the Full rebuild includes.
Questions from dental clinics.
Anything else: tell us about your site and we'll reply within a day.
Yes. The Full rebuild includes online booking or appointment requests. If you already use a booking system, we link to it or embed it where it allows.