Websites for dental practices
New patients check the insurance before they book.
Custom-coded sites for dental practices — built around the two questions that decide whether someone becomes a patient: do you take my plan, and can I book without ringing during work hours?
Sound familiar?
The three ways most sites lose customers
Someone finds you, likes you, then leaves because nothing on the site says whether you take their plan.
Booking means calling reception between nine and five — the exact hours your prospective patient is also at work.
Your treatment pages are one paragraph each, so patients arrive at the consult with the questions your website should already have answered.
What we build
A site built for how Dental customers actually buy
The same senior craft as every Code Works Media build, aimed at the moments that win your industry.
Plans you accept, stated plainly
A clear list of the insurance you take, what a self-pay visit costs, and what a membership plan covers. This is the page new patients look for first and the one most practice sites are missing.
Booking outside office hours
A new-patient request that works at 9pm from a sofa. It reaches reception the same way a phone call does, without needing anyone to answer it.
A real page per treatment
Implants, ortho, whitening, root canals, crowns. What it involves, roughly what it costs, how long it takes, and what recovery feels like — written for a nervous adult, not a dental journal.
Forms that don't ask for health details
A website form is the wrong place for medical history, so ours collects only what's needed to make contact. Clinical intake stays in your practice software where it belongs.
The practice, photographed honestly
Your team, your operatories, your parking. Stock photos of someone else's clinic actively cost you trust with a patient who is already anxious.
Found by the people nearby
Local schema, an accurate Google Business Profile, and pages structured for 'dentist near me' searches in the suburbs you actually serve.
How it works
Four steps. About two weeks. Zero mystery.
You always know what’s happening, what’s next, and what it costs. Here’s the whole process.
- 01
Call
A 20-minute intro call. You talk about the business; we tell you exactly what we’d build, what it costs, and when it ships. No deck, no pressure.
- 02
Design
We design around your customer’s next click, not our portfolio. You review real pages — not wireframe puzzles — and we revise until it’s right.
- 03
Build
Senior engineers hand-code every page. Fast, accessible, secure — the invisible work that decides whether visitors stay or bounce.
- 04
Launch
We launch, measure, and stick around: training, analytics, and a 30-day tune-up window come standard with every build.
Questions
Dental owners usually ask
Can you build the new-patient forms?
We build the contact and appointment-request side. We deliberately don't collect medical history through a marketing website — that belongs in your practice management system, which is built for it.
Do you integrate with our scheduling software?
If it offers an embed or an API, usually yes. Tell us which system you run and we'll confirm before quoting rather than promising it and finding out afterwards.
Can you write the treatment pages?
We draft them and a clinician reviews every word before it goes live. We won't publish clinical claims that haven't been checked by someone qualified to check them.
Free, and actually free
See what your site is costing you
Before we talk about a rebuild: put in your address and see what is actually wrong with the site you have. Most dental sites we check have at least one fault costing them calls.
Rather just talk? Email us — we reply to every inquiry within one business day.
Free, no email required to see the results. Takes about twenty seconds.