Website design and rebuilds for a dental practice
21.5% of practices have no website at all, and plenty of the rest run a slow template fronted by a stock photo of a woman holding a hand mirror. The gap is measurable: practices with a site carry a median of 103 reviews against 1 for practices without one.
A dental site has to do seven things. Load in under two seconds on a phone. Put the phone number in the header as a tap target. Give every high-value procedure its own page, implants and Invisalign first. State what things cost, in ranges, with a financing figure. Show the actual doctor and the actual room. Make booking two taps. Answer the insurance question before anyone asks it.
The mistake is one services page listing 22 procedures as bullets. It ranks for nothing and answers nothing. The website essentials guide breaks down each of the seven.
Two weeks in, working means the implant page exists, loads fast and is taking calls you can trace.