The pages a new patient opens, in order
Watch new patients on a dental site and they follow the same route. They land on a treatment or home page from Google, check whether you take their insurance, look at the dentist's face and the office, read a few reviews, then look for the fastest way to book. If any step is missing, they go back to the map and try the next practice.
So we build the site in that order. The header carries the phone number, a “Book online” button and a “New patients” link. The insurance page is one tap away from everywhere. The meet-the-dentist page uses real photos and a short, human bio. Where your software allows it, booking opens in place instead of sending the patient off to a second website.
Forms are where dental sites take on risk without noticing. A “Tell us about your problem” box invites patients to type symptoms and medications into an email. We keep public forms to contact details and a preferred time. When you need full intake forms, we link the HIPAA-compliant tool your practice already uses or help you pick one. That's a technical choice, not legal advice.
- Home: who you treat, insurance, book button
- New patients: first visit, offer, forms
- Insurance and payment options
- Treatments, one page each
- Meet the team, with real photos
- Emergency dental care, with tap-to-call