For dentists

Dental websites that make booking easy

Gjethe builds websites for dental practices and clinic groups: a page for each treatment, dentist and team profiles, online booking through tools like Doctolib or your practice system, new-patient and emergency information, before-and-after galleries where your rules allow, and local SEO for “dentist near me” searches.

  • Free first consultation
  • Written quote for your project
  • Flexible payment milestones

At a glance

Booking
Doctolib, Treatwell or your system
Core pages
Treatments, team, new patients
Found on
Google Search and Maps
Languages
Multi-language ready

Overview

Most people choose a dentist on two things: how convenient the practice is and whether they trust it. Your website has to appear in local search, look clean and modern, explain treatments without jargon and make booking effortless. For anxious patients, it should also feel reassuring, clear prices, friendly faces and simple explanations of what happens at each visit.

Which dental practices do we build for?

  • General dental practices
  • Cosmetic dentistry and aesthetic clinics
  • Orthodontists and clear-aligner providers
  • Paediatric dentistry
  • Implant and oral surgery clinics
  • Multi-location clinic groups

Booking in three steps

Most patients book on a phone. The flow we design asks for one thing per screen: the treatment, a time, then a confirmation with a reminder.

Step 1 of 3TreatmentCheck-upHygieneWhiteningContinueStep 2 of 3TimeTue 09:30Tue 11:00Wed 14:15ContinueStep 3 of 3ConfirmCheck-upTue 11:00Reminder by SMS
Illustration of a mobile booking flow. The booking tool itself can be your existing practice software or a dedicated provider.

Which pages should a dental website have?

PageWhy it matters
Treatments, one page eachEach can rank for searches like “teeth whitening in [city]”
TeamPatients want to see who will treat them
New patientsWhat to bring, what the first visit involves, forms to complete
Prices and insuranceThe most common question before booking
EmergenciesWhat to do and who to call, often the first page new patients find
Contact and bookingMap, hours, parking, phone and booking

Designing for nervous patients

Dental anxiety is common, and your website is a chance to reduce it. Real photos of the team and treatment rooms, plain explanations of procedures, information about comfort options and clear prices remove much of the fear of the unknown.

Tone matters too. Warm, simple language and short pages about what to expect at each visit help hesitant patients take the step of booking.

Patient data and forms

Medical history belongs in secure systems, not ordinary website forms. We connect booking and intake to your practice management or booking platform, which is designed for health data, and keep website forms for general enquiries only.

Forms use encrypted connections, collect only what's needed and include a clear privacy notice in line with GDPR.

Local search for dental practices

Most new patients search with location in mind: “dentist near me”, “emergency dentist [city]”, “Invisalign [district]”. Ranking in the map results depends on an accurate Google Business Profile, consistent practice details across directories, a steady flow of genuine reviews and a website that clearly connects treatments to your location.

Practices with several locations need a page and profile for each branch, with its own hours, team and directions, rather than one generic contact page.

Information patients look for before booking

  • Whether you accept new patients
  • Prices or price ranges for common treatments
  • Insurance and payment options
  • Opening hours, including evenings and weekends
  • Parking, public transport and accessibility
  • What to do in a dental emergency

Common mistakes to avoid

What we see go wrong most often in dentists projects.

  • Booking hidden on one page

    Patients should be able to book from anywhere on the site, especially on mobile.

  • No prices at all

    Even starting prices or ranges reduce phone calls and build trust.

  • Before-and-after photos without checking rules

    Consent and advertising rules apply. Confirm what you may publish.

  • Ignoring Google Business Profile

    Map results often matter more than the website for local patients.

From first call to launch

The same five steps for every build, so you always know what happens next.

  1. 1

    Free consultation

    A 20–30 minute call. You explain the goal; we ask questions and send an honest assessment, project plan and written quote.

  2. 2

    Design & approval

    We mock the project up in Figma. You review and approve it before any code is written.

  3. 3

    Development

    We build on a modern stack and send progress updates every 2–3 days.

  4. 4

    Review & revisions

    You test the result and give feedback before launch. Revision rounds are agreed in your quote.

  5. 5

    Launch & support

    We deploy, set up analytics, hand over documentation and accounts, and support you as agreed.

Frequently asked questions

Can patients book appointments online?

Yes. We integrate the booking system you use, such as Doctolib or Treatwell, or your practice software, so patients can book from any page.

Can we show before-and-after photos?

We can build the gallery, but rules on before-and-after images and patient consent differ by country. Confirm with your professional body what you may publish.

How do you handle patient data?

Website forms are for general enquiries only. Medical details go into your secure booking or practice system, not a plain website form.

Will the practice show up on Google Maps?

We optimise your site and Google Business Profile for local search, consistent details, treatment keywords and review requests.

Can the site be in several languages?

Yes. Many practices serve international patients or tourists, and each language version gets its own pages.

Can we list prices?

Yes, as fixed prices, ranges or starting prices, presented in a way that's easy to update.

Can we add a chatbot for common questions?

Yes, for opening hours, booking help and general information. It shouldn't give clinical advice.

Do you write treatment pages?

Our writers can draft them; your dentists review for clinical accuracy.

Is the website accessible?

We build to WCAG 2.2 AA, with readable text, good contrast and keyboard-friendly navigation, which also helps older patients.

Can we update the site ourselves?

Yes, through a content management system for news, team members and offers.

Can we add a page for each location?

Yes. Clinic groups get a page per location with its own team, hours, map and booking.

Can you add patient reviews to the site?

Yes, by displaying genuine reviews from Google or other platforms. We don't write or alter reviews.

Can we promote special offers?

Yes, with banners or offer pages you can update yourself, within the advertising rules that apply to dental practices in your country.

Can you build a site for a new practice opening?

Yes. We can launch a pre-opening page to collect registrations and switch to the full site with booking when you open.

Do you also run ads for dental practices?

Yes, through Google Ads and Meta Ads management, within the advertising rules for healthcare in your market.

Where we work

We work remotely from Prishtina with clients across Europe and North America.

Build your practice's website.

Tell us what you need. You get an honest assessment, a clear plan and a written quote. The first consultation is always free.

  1. What happens next
  2. 1You tell us what you need
  3. 2We aim to reply within 24 hours with questions
  4. 3You get a written quote for your project