Dental website design
Cleareo designs dental practice websites for $499, one time, for up to 8 pages ($49 for each extra page), and updates your Google Business Profile in the same project. Someone with a toothache needs to see how to get in today. Others want to know about insurance and financing, or what implants and Invisalign involve, and new patients need an easy way to book. You get a free audit and homepage mockup in 2 to 3 days before you pay anything.
What a dental website has to do.
Catch the emergency call
For a toothache, a broken tooth or a lost crown. A clear line about same-day emergency slots and a tap-to-call button on every page.
Answer insurance and financing
PPO plans you are in network with, how out-of-network works, an in-house membership plan for patients without insurance, and financing if you offer it.
Explain the big treatments
Implants, Invisalign, veneers, crowns and whitening. What each involves, how many visits it takes, and a “from” price if you’re happy to share one.
Reassure nervous patients
What a first visit is like, sedation options if you offer them, and a calm tone throughout. A lot of people put off the dentist because they’re worried about it.
Welcome families
Whether you see children and from what age, checkup and cleaning intervals, and how to book the whole family together.
Make booking easy
Online booking or a request form, a link to your existing online intake from your EHR or patient portal instead of a printable PDF, and real photos of your team and rooms.
Your Google Business Profile.
The profile update comes with the website. For a dental practice, these are the categories and services we’d check first. Google changes its list now and then, so we confirm the exact names in your dashboard.
Primary category
- Dentist
Secondary categories, if they apply
- Dental clinic
- Cosmetic dentist
- Emergency dental service
- Pediatric dentist
- Dental implants provider
- Teeth whitening service
Specialist categories such as Orthodontist, Periodontist or Endodontist belong only on a profile where that specialist practices.
Services to list
- Dental exam and cleaning
- Emergency dental care
- Dental implants
- Invisalign clear aligners
- Teeth whitening
- Crowns and bridges
- Root canal treatment
- Veneers
A quick dental website audit.
You can check your own site against this list. Or ask for the free audit and we’ll go through it for you, Google profile included.
- Emergency appointments and a call button are visible on a phone without scrolling.
- The insurance plans you take are named, and financing is explained.
- Implants and Invisalign (if you offer them) each have their own section.
- There is a reassuring first-visit section for nervous patients.
- New patients can start intake online through your EHR or patient portal, not a printable PDF.
- Any before-and-after photos are your own patients, used with written consent.
- Hours, including any emergency availability, match your Google listing.
- The page title says “dentist” and your town.
Price and process.
$499
One time, for up to 8 pages for a dental practice. Each extra page is $49. Google Business Profile update included. No subscription.
- Free auditYour website and Google profile reviewed, with a plain list of what is costing you calls.
- Free homepage mockupA real homepage for your practice in 2 to 3 days, with your name, services and hours.
- 50% depositOnly once you approve the mockup. Then the full build starts.
- First full versionAbout a week later: every page plus your updated Google profile. Two rounds of changes follow.
- Final 50%, handoverWhen you approve the finished site. It goes live on your own hosting and domain.
Not happy with the first full draft? Tell us within 7 days of getting it, before you send any changes, and your deposit is refunded in full. Refund policy
Questions about dental websites.
How much does a dental website cost?
With Cleareo, a dental website costs $499, one time, for up to 8 pages, plus $49 for each extra page. Updating your Google Business Profile is included, and there's no monthly fee. You see a free homepage mockup before you pay anything.
What pages should a dental website have?
A typical dental website needs Home, Services, Emergency dentistry, Implants or Invisalign if you offer them, New patients and insurance, About the team, and Contact with booking. That fits inside the 8 pages included in the $499 price.
Should a dental website show prices?
That is your choice. A “from” price for implants, whitening or Invisalign helps some patients decide, but at minimum the site should say which insurance you take and how financing works. Nothing is published without your approval.
Can I show before-and-after photos on my dental website?
Yes, if they are your own patients and you have their written consent to use the photos. Label each one with the treatment, and do not retouch the results.
How should a dental website handle emergencies?
Put a short line about emergency appointments and a tap-to-call button near the top of every page, and explain what counts as an emergency. If you offer emergency care, your Google profile should say so too.
Patients also ask AI about dental care.
These are the kinds of questions they type into ChatGPT or Google. Whether your practice gets named depends on your listings, reviews and pages, and a new website alone won’t settle it.
- Best dentist in your town
- Emergency dentist open now near your town
- Invisalign provider in your town and how much it costs
- Gentle dentist in your town for anxious patients
- Family dentist in your town with Saturday hours
- Dental implants in your town: who do people recommend?
See your new homepage before you pay.
Send us your website. We’ll look it over, along with your Google profile, and email you a free homepage mockup in 2 to 3 days.