Ready-made dental website
for the modern practice

Here before you is a ready-made dental website project. Let us look at how it is laid out. We are currently on the home page. This dental website has many pages — we will look at some service pages shortly, but first let us walk through the home page and the about page. As you can see, all dental services are clearly presented.

Here before you is a ready-made dental website project. Let us look at how it is laid out. We are currently on the home page. This dental website has many pages — we will look at some service pages shortly, but first let us walk through the home page and the about page. As you can see, all dental services are clearly presented.

Let us continue. An introduction from the team or the practice owner, accompanied by booking buttons. A photo slider where we place your clinic photos. A promotional offer. Then we communicate that patients trust you, that you have many of them and you do excellent work. The two questions every patient is looking for on a dental website: how good are you, and can I afford it?

We answer both questions here — showing how we work and that our prices are accessible. We import patient reviews from Google Maps so visitors can read them directly on the dental website, with links to the relevant service pages. Then the map, phone, address, opening hours, and options to message or book. And in the bottom right corner there is a banner that motivates the visitor to book their first visit.

This is an important marketing tool. A patient searching for a clinic is looking for somewhere to go for the first time. If the clinic does a good job, they do not go anywhere else. Our goal is to get them through the door for that first visit. A bonus banner is entirely appropriate here — it increases conversion and you will see that many patients book specifically because of it. Now let us look at the about page, which also opens with a beautiful video.

After this, a widget showing your clinic interiors — photos or video, your choice. Then the team list, dentist profiles, another slider, more reviews, and a form to write to the practice director. All forms are spam-protected.

You may have heard about spam being sent through contact forms — these are currently protected and invisible to bots. Now the dentist profile page. A video introduction in the left panel with autoplay. If you film short videos, we will place them on the dentist pages and service pages. Biography, education, certificate slider, areas of expertise, before & after cases, patient reviews, and a form to send a question to the dentist — including the option to attach a link to a CT scan.

And finally, the clinic contacts. That is three pages we have walked through — home, about, and dentist profile. If you like what you see, please get in touch. We will take this project and make it your dental website. Thank you.

Now let us look at the service pages — how the treatments themselves are presented. We will start with cavity treatment. Notice the video widget in the bottom left corner with autoplay. When clicked, it expands and a booking button appears. This is a powerful communication tool. Many visitors watch these videos, and they are an excellent way to persuade a patient to choose your practice.

These video widgets typically cost extra as third-party tools, but in my dental website they are built in — no additional payment required. You can create a separate widget for every page, recording a short video for each service. This significantly improves conversion. So: introduction from the dentist, reassurance, and a booking prompt. Then we explain how treatment is carried out at your clinic — the specific focus points your dentist wants to highlight.

A motivating photograph. Then the all-inclusive price list with a description of what is included. Three prices, clearly presented, with confirmation that this is a fixed all-inclusive price. Before & after examples with photographs of the work done. Every subsequent service page follows this same logic.

You will see this for yourself shortly. Then the admin contact block. Now let us look at the root canal page. Same structure: words from the dentist, video widget encouraging the visitor to book a consultation. Then a booking form. Then we explain how treatment is carried out, using illustrations.

Photo illustrations. A price list with icons showing what is included. Before & after photos. And again, admin contacts. This is the logic behind all 40+ pages on this dental website. Let us also look at the professional cleaning page. Again a video widget — this time the hygienist explaining the cleaning process.

This video intro was filmed by one of my clients — they used a smartphone to capture short clips of the dentists at work, and the result looks great. If you do the same — just flip your phone horizontally and film 10–12 second clips — we can add them to the pages. They add engagement, help the patient feel the atmosphere of the clinic, and build real connection. This dental website is designed to support multiple videos across all pages.

Video integration is one of the key strengths of this dental website — both video widgets and autoplay background videos on service pages. Beautiful illustration, price list, admin contact. That is the general dentistry section: 7 service pages plus a dedicated consultation page — 8 pages in total.

The prosthetics section is the largest on this dental website — it covers the most services. Let us start with digital dentistry. Not every clinic has an intraoral scanner, so if you do not, we simply deactivate this page. Video widget in the bottom left. Introduction from the dentist.

If you use CEREC, we keep that block. If not, we remove it. We also specify whichever scanner you use — Medit or 3Shape — and the corresponding manufacturer video is placed here. We explain the benefits of digital dentistry for the patient, show a beautiful 3D model and intraoral scan. Then the price list.

Everything included in the price is listed here, and three treatment types — ceramic inlay, porcelain veneer, or implant-supported crown — with three prices, so the patient can answer the key question: what does this cost? Admin contacts. If you have clinical cases, we can add them here. Now let us look at the porcelain veneers and zirconia crowns pages.

Introduction from the dentist, then a description of how porcelain veneer treatment is carried out, beautiful smile imagery, motivating photographs, a preparation price list, and the cost of a single veneer, four veneers, and six front veneers — plus your admin contact details.

Now the zirconia crowns page — equally in demand. Video widget. Beautiful icons describing how zirconia crown restoration works, motivating photography, and a price list for 1 crown, a 3-tooth bridge, or full mouth rehabilitation. That is the zirconia crowns page.