Web Design for
Dental Practices

Yes. We integrate with Dentrix, Eaglesoft, Open Dental, Curve Dental, and Calendly so patients can book appointments in real time without a phone call. When the integration is live, appointment requests sync directly to the practice's schedule and confirmation emails fire automatically. Practices with online booking convert 30 to 40 percent more website visitors into appointments than those relying on contact forms alone. We configure the integration, embed it on every relevant procedure page, and test every booking path before launch.

We build gallery systems with a written consent process specific to digital and marketing use. The consent form covers which platforms the image may appear on, what types of marketing it can be used for, and the duration of the consent. Signed forms are stored securely and linked to the corresponding gallery entry so the practice has documentation on file for every image displayed. If a patient later asks for their image to be removed, we have a clear removal process and can update the gallery without disrupting the rest of the site.

Yes. Dental SEO optimization at the design stage means we complete keyword research for every procedure before writing a single word of content. Each page is built with the right heading structure, keyword placement, and internal links to supporting pages. We implement schema markup including LocalBusiness, Dentist, MedicalBusiness, and FAQ schema on every relevant page. Page speed is also a ranking factor, and every site we build targets Core Web Vitals thresholds from day one. The result is a site that is positioned to rank from launch rather than needing SEO retrofitting after the fact.

Yes. Before any design work begins we run a full URL audit to document every indexed page and identify URLs that have existing ranking authority worth preserving. Every changed URL gets a proper 301 redirect to its new destination so ranking history transfers correctly. We maintain GA4 and Google Search Console continuity across the migration so you do not lose historical data or tracking gaps. If the old site has GBP photos or citation links that reference specific page URLs, we flag those for update as part of the handoff. A pre-launch checklist covers every redirect, every indexed page, and every tracking configuration before the new site goes live.

Most dental websites launch in 5 to 8 weeks, but the timeline depends on several variables. The number of procedure pages is the largest factor: each one requires keyword research, content writing, and schema implementation. Multi-location practices take longer because each location needs its own set of location-specific pages and GBP-linked contact details. Booking integration complexity also affects the schedule, particularly if the practice uses a system that requires additional configuration or testing. If the practice has existing content to migrate, that is faster than writing everything from scratch. A typical project runs through discovery and architecture in week one, wireframes in week two, design and development in weeks three and four, client review in week five, QA and launch preparation in week six, and go-live with monitoring through weeks seven and eight.