Dental Website Design that turns visitors into booked patients.

One-time packages run from $1,500 to $20,000+, and you own the finished site outright on your own hosting and domain accounts. A single-dentist practice with an online booking form and core service pages typically lands in the $2,500–$3,500 range. A multi-provider practice that needs treatment pages for implants, Invisalign, and cosmetic work plus booking-software integration usually lands around $5,000–$10,000. Multi-location practices or a DSO, or a custom patient-portal build, move into the $15,000–$20,000+ range. It's a one-time cost, not a monthly fee — the full package breakdown is on our website packages page.

Ask three things: do they build real online booking wired to the scheduling software you already run, not just a phone number and a contact form; do they know where provincial dental college advertising rules stop a page from making outcome claims or running before-and-after photos without proper disclaimers; and do you own the finished site outright on your own hosting account. A designer who can't answer the ownership question is selling you a lease, not a website.

Online booking that reaches the right dentist, hygienist, or location instead of a generic inbox, a dedicated page per treatment — general dentistry, implants, Invisalign, cosmetic, emergency care — instead of one paragraph listing everything you offer, accepted insurance and new-patient info shown clearly, and any before-and-after gallery built with the disclaimers provincial dental colleges require. Most template sites skip all four.

It depends on how your team works and what you're already running. WordPress suits practices whose staff want a familiar visual editor for updating hours or adding a new hygienist bio themselves. Astro is built for speed, which matters when a patient in pain is searching "emergency dentist near me" from a phone. Next.js fits a custom patient portal or booking logic. Shopify makes sense if you sell retail oral-care products — whitening kits, electric toothbrushes — online. We recommend a platform after we know your booking software and budget, not before.

A simple one-to-three-page site can ship in about a week. A full practice site with treatment pages, provider bios, and booking-software integration usually runs two to four weeks. A multi-location build or a custom patient portal is scoped individually and can take longer. You get the exact timeline in writing before work starts.