Insurance is not answered on the page
It is the first question and the most common reason a visitor leaves. Burying it on a fees page loses the enquiry before it starts.
Websites for dentists
New patients,without the guesswork.
Custom websites for dental practices, built around the two questions every prospective patient has before they will pick up the phone.
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The moment they land
Someone new to the area is choosing a dentist. They have two questions — do you take my insurance, and can I get in soon — and they will leave for a competitor rather than call to find out.
What costs you jobs
4 things a template gets wrong here.
No new-patient offer
Choosing a dentist is low-urgency and easy to postpone. Without a concrete reason to act now, most visitors simply do not.
Emergencies share the routine booking form
A broken tooth at 9pm and a six-month cleaning are not the same request, and treating them identically fails the urgent one.
Nothing to reduce nervousness
A meaningful share of adults avoid the dentist out of anxiety. A site that never acknowledges it leaves that objection entirely unaddressed.
What gets built instead
Mechanics, not features.
Insurance acceptance above the fold
The plans you accept, stated plainly at the top, so the most common objection is resolved before it can cause a bounce.
A new-patient offer with a clear next step
One prominent, specific action — not four competing calls to action of equal weight.
Separate emergency contact path
Urgent dental problems get their own route with its own instructions, distinct from routine appointment requests.
Booking that fits your practice software
Either a real integration with what you already run, or a structured request that reaches reception in a usable form.
Fair questions
The reasons not to.
“We are already fully booked”
Then the site’s job changes: attracting the treatments you want more of, and reducing the admin load of scheduling. Being busy is not a reason for a site that undersells you.
“Our patients are all referrals”
Referred patients look you up before booking. The site is where a referral is either confirmed or quietly lost.
Asked often
Before you ask.
Can the site show which insurance we accept?
Yes, and it should be one of the first things a visitor sees. It is the most common reason someone leaves a dental website without contacting the practice.
Can patients book online?
Either a genuine integration with your practice management software, or a structured appointment request that arrives with everything reception needs. Which one depends on what you run — we will work it out on the call.
Is the site HIPAA compliant?
A marketing website that does not collect health information has a much smaller compliance surface than a patient portal. Forms are kept to contact details and a reason for visiting, transmitted over HTTPS. If you need something that handles patient data, that is scoped separately and properly.
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