How much does a dental website cost?
+
It depends on the number of pages, how much content we write, how many languages you need, and integrations like online booking. A focused site for a single-location practice costs far less than a bilingual, multi-location site with a large treatment library. After a short call we'll give you a clear quote, with no obligation.
Do I own my website and domain?
+
Yes. The domain, code and content are yours, registered in your name. If you ever move on, you take everything with you.
Is my dental website accessible? Do accessibility overlays work?
+
We build to WCAG 2.1 AA, the guideline most commonly used to measure web accessibility, and test with automated checks as the site changes. Overlay widgets that promise instant compliance don't fix the underlying code, and accessibility experts consistently caution against relying on them. No one can promise a site will never face a complaint, but accessible code is the real foundation.
Can patients book appointments online?
+
Yes, through your practice's own online booking or patient-form vendor, which we link or embed on the site. That vendor handles patient information under your agreement with them. We don't route patient information through ordinary website contact forms.
Do you write the content?
+
Yes. We interview you and your team and write the treatment, new-patient and about pages in plain language. You review and approve everything, including clinical details, before it goes live.
Is local SEO included?
+
Every site launches with the local SEO foundations: Google Business Profile, structured data, treatment and location pages, and fast mobile performance. Ongoing SEO, meaning new content, review strategy and monthly reporting, is available as part of a care plan.
Can you move my site off my current dental website provider?
+
Usually, yes. We check what you own, such as your domain, content and images, and plan the move with proper redirects so existing links and search visibility carry over. If your current provider owns the site itself, we rebuild it and bring your content across.
What does a specialist's website need that a general dental site doesn't?
+
Specialists depend on referrals as well as search. That means a page for referring dentists, procedure pages written for patients who have just been referred, and local SEO for specialty searches like “periodontist near me” or “orthodontist near me”.
How long does a new dental website take?
+
Most practice sites take a few weeks from first call to launch. Larger bilingual or multi-location sites take longer. Content is usually the longest step, which is why we write it with you.