What does a website for dental practices need?
The essentials every PageSimple site for dental practices is built around, on top of the fast, mobile-ready foundation every page gets:
Booking above the fold
A clear “Book an appointment” button and a tap-to-call number visible the moment the page loads on a phone.
Insurance and payment info
Which plans you accept and whether you offer financing. It’s one of the first things new patients look for.
Services patients search for
Cleanings, implants, Invisalign, emergency visits: named plainly, so Google and patients can match them.
Faces of the team
Real photos of the dentists and staff. Anxious patients want to know who they’ll meet.
Hours, location and parking
Your address, a map, opening hours and anything that makes the first visit easier.
Reviews that are easy to find
Point visitors to your real Google reviews rather than hiding them three clicks deep.
Common website mistakes we fix
- A booking widget that breaks or is hard to use on a phone
- Stock photos of models instead of your actual team and office
- Insurance information buried in a PDF, or missing entirely
- A slow, plugin-heavy site that takes seconds to show anything
- Collecting health history through a plain contact form
What does it cost?
The same flat price as every PageSimple site, whether it’s your first website or a redesign: $1,000 for the design, build and launch, then $5 a month for hosting, updates and support. Most sites go live in 5 to 7 days. See everything that’s included.
Guides to read before you decide
- Landing Page vs. Website: What Does Your Small Business Actually Need in 2026?: Landing page vs website: which does your small business need? Compare costs, SEO and features, and see when a single focused page is enough.
- Bad Examples of Websites: 6 Famous Sites, and What They Teach: Bad examples of websites, checked on a real phone screen: what fails, why some ugly sites work anyway, and how to spot the same problems on your own.
- How Much Does a Website Redesign Cost in 2026?: Website redesign cost in 2026, by site size and by who does the work: published price ranges, what pushes a quote up, and how to set a sensible budget.
Frequently asked questions
- Can my dental website connect to my online booking system?
- Yes. If you already use an online scheduling tool, we link or embed it so patients can book in a tap. If you don’t, we make calling or requesting an appointment as easy as possible.
- Should my dental website list prices?
- It’s up to you. Many practices list insurance plans and financing options rather than fees, which answers the question new patients actually have: can I afford to come here?
- Is a one-page website enough for a dental practice?
- For most single-location practices, yes. A focused page that covers services, insurance, the team, reviews and booking does the job. Practices with many locations or specialties may need more pages.
- Can patients send medical details through the contact form?
- They shouldn’t. A general website contact form isn’t the place for health information. Patient intake belongs in your practice-management or patient-portal software, and we’ll link to it.
- Do I need an existing website?
- No. If you don’t have a website yet, we build your first one from scratch, for the same flat $1,000 and in the same 5 to 7 days. If you do have one, we redesign it and carry over what’s worth keeping. Either way, the page is written for dental practices.
Work with PageSimple
A clearer website, live in about a week.
We rebuild small-business sites into clean, focused landing pages. A flat $1,000 redesign, then $5/month for hosting and care.