What a dental website has to do
- Speak calmly. Plain words, no jargon, no scare tactics. Say what a visit is like.
- Explain each service. Cleanings, fillings, crowns, whitening, emergencies: a short, clear page or section for each.
- Answer the money questions. Which insurance you accept, whether you offer payment plans, what a new-patient visit includes.
- Make the first appointment easy. A request form or booking link, and a phone number for emergencies.
- Introduce the team. Faces and names make a first visit less daunting.
- Be accessible. Readable text, good contrast and a site that works with screen readers matter more here than almost anywhere.
A note on privacy: a general website contact form is not the place for medical details. We keep appointment requests to name, contact and preferred time, and link to your practice’s own patient system for anything clinical.
A concept site we built for a dental office
This is a concept, not a real business: a full site we designed to show what a dental site can be.
Which plan fits
Because dental offices usually need a page per service, the Premium website ($1,499) with up to 10 pages and advanced SEO and schema is the usual fit. A small practice that needs the essentials can start on the Base website ($799).
Questions
Can patients request appointments on the website?
Yes. We build a simple appointment request (name, contact, preferred time) or link to the booking system your practice already uses. We do not collect medical details through the website form.
Can the site be in English and Spanish?
Yes. We work in English and Spanish (se habla español).
How long does it take?
Most Valdra Co. websites are built in 5 to 14 business days. The clock starts once the agreement is signed, the deposit is paid and we have your materials (logo, photos, text), so the more you have ready, the sooner it launches.