Dental Website Design
Websites for dental practices that load fast, answer patient questions, pass accessibility checks, and turn visits into consultation inquiries, with your existing search visibility protected from the first day of the project.
Google Search & Maps · AI Overviews & AI Mode · Gemini · ChatGPT Search · Perplexity · Copilot
Dental-only agency · Austin office, by appointment · You own every account · No guaranteed rankings or citations, only documented results
Many dental sites look modern and perform badly: slow on phones, text locked in images, one page per everything, forms that fail silently, and no way for a search engine or an AI assistant to tell which dentist does what. A redesign is the moment to fix all of that, and the moment most practices accidentally lose the rankings they had. We treat the migration as part of the design, not an afterthought. The site also has to be something your team can run. A beautiful site that needs a developer to change the hours is a liability within a year; we build pages your office can edit and we train the people who will edit them.
The two audiences want the same things: clear facts, real answers, fast pages, and an obvious next step.
Design decisions that serve both are the ones we make. Decoration that serves neither gets left out.
We build on WordPress with Elementor so your team can edit content without a developer. You own the domain, hosting, and content.
Your treatments, providers, locations, and the questions patients ask, mapped to a page plan and a fact register before any design.
A professional look that reflects your practice, real photography when you have it, and clearly labeled placeholders when you do not. No stock smiles presented as patients.
Responsive, fast pages; optimized images; accessible forms; click-to-call and booking tested on real devices.
Crawlable structure, titles, canonicals, sitemaps, valid structured data, and a redirect map for every old URL, verified after launch; see Technical SEO.
Clear routes to call, book, or ask on every page, measured with tracking that keeps personal details out of analytics.
Documentation, editor training, and ownership of everything, with no lock-in.
Design starts after the page plan, never before. A dental site has a predictable set of pages, and each one has a job. Here is the plan we build from and then adapt to your practice.
Blog posts come last, if at all, and only when they answer a real question the treatment pages do not.
Practice → Each dentist and credentials → Each treatment page → Problem it solves → Each office and hours → Evidence and reviews → Patient question answered → Call, form, or booking
A redesign is the chance to build this chain into the structure instead of bolting it on later. Every treatment page links to the provider who performs it and the office where it is offered; every provider page lists their treatments and locations; every location page lists its providers and services. Patients navigate it naturally, and search engines and assistants read a consistent model of the practice.
A website project goes smoothly when the facts and the ownership are settled first. These are the questions we answer with you in discovery, and the commitments we make.
Before and after, with lab and field data reported separately.
A lab score is not proof of passing field metrics, and a new site may have no field data yet. We say which is which. We also compare organic visibility before and after launch, because a beautiful site that lost its rankings in the migration has failed at the one thing a redesign must not do.
Step 1
Fact register, page plan, content inventory, and a redirect map of the current site.
Step 2
Homepage and a model inner page approved before the rest is built.
Step 3
All pages built, forms and tracking tested, accessibility and performance checked.
Step 4
Redirects live, indexing confirmed, Core Web Vitals and inquiries monitored.
The page plan starts from these. Clinical wording comes from your dentist.
A real provider page with a photo, credentials, training, years in practice, and the dentist's approach to care, linked from every treatment page they provide. Assistants and patients both check this, and a stock photo or a generic "our team" line fails both.
A range you approve with the factors that change it, what is included, and the financing you actually offer, on the treatment page itself rather than a separate pricing page nobody finds. The site should make the patient confident enough to book a consultation, not leave them guessing.
A working scheduler link in the header and on every treatment page, tested on mobile, with new-patient availability actually shown. If booking requires a call, say so and make the number a one-tap link.
A location page with a map that geocodes correctly, a photo of the entrance, parking and transit details, accessibility information, and hours that match the profile exactly. For groups, one page per real office.
A maintained plan list that your team can edit without a developer, with a note on what the office verifies before treatment, consistent with the profile and insurance directories.
HTTPS everywhere, accessible forms with clear labels and errors, a short privacy statement, no personal data passed through URLs or analytics, and a design that works for older patients and screen readers. Trust is built in the details a patient does not consciously notice.
What practice owners ask us about a new site.
Most practice sites take six to ten weeks depending on content readiness and the number of locations. Multi-location groups take longer.
Not if the migration is planned. We map every old URL, preserve content that performs, and verify indexing after launch.
Yes. Pages are built in Elementor with editable sections, and we provide training and documentation.
Sometimes fixes are enough; see AI-Ready Website Conversion. The free audit tells you which.
Crawl and index access, mobile usability and performance, working forms and consultation paths, consistent business and location information, and accurate structured data, each tested on the live site with synthetic data and recorded results.
You do, on hosting in your name. We recommend options and set it up, but the account is yours.
Yes. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA targets and test with keyboard and screen readers. See our own Accessibility Statement.
It depends on page count, locations, content readiness, and integrations. After the free audit we quote a fixed project price with the deliverables listed and separate from any ongoing SEO or ads.
We use a proven page plan and the site's own design system; the design itself is built for your practice. We do not import another brand's colors or fonts.
Real photos of your team and office outperform stock every time. If you do not have them, we build with clearly labeled placeholders and recommend a short photo session.
Yes. We integrate the scheduler you use, set up call tracking that keeps personal data out of analytics, and test both before launch.
We monitor indexing, Core Web Vitals, and inquiries for the first weeks, fix anything that surfaces, and hand off with documentation. Ongoing SEO or maintenance is a separate, optional engagement.
Talk with our team about your practice. Austin office by appointment, video consultations across the region. Call (512) 631-9606 or request a consultation.
The free audit shows whether a rebuild is needed or whether targeted fixes will do. No cost, no obligation.