Do you take my insurance?
A plain-English insurance check so patients know where they stand before they call.
Websites for dental practices
Plenty of people put off the dentist. When they finally decide to book, a confusing website or a hard question about insurance is all it takes to make them wait another month. Your site should make that first step feel simple.
What patients want to know
A plain-English insurance check so patients know where they stand before they call.
A step-by-step new patient page with what to bring and how payment works.
A calm, honest section for anxious patients about how your team helps.
A simple request form, or a link to the online scheduling you already use.
Concept project
Sourwood Family Dental is a fictional Mooresville practice I designed to show how a dental site can feel warm instead of clinical. It includes two-tap booking, an insurance check, and a “first visit in pictures” new patient page.
Sourwood Family Dental is not a real practice.
Patient privacy
Website forms are kept to the basics: name, contact info, and the type of visit. Health details belong in your practice software, not a website inbox.
Which fits?
A straightforward practice site with your services, team, insurance info, and a request form.
See the Small WebsiteBooking tools, an insurance check, and room for multiple providers or locations.
See the Custom WebsiteQuestions
If your software offers online booking, I can link to it or embed it. If not, a request form works well.
Yes. Team pages help patients feel like they know you before they arrive.
Yes. For a Custom Website, I write every page for you to review and approve.
Tell me a little about your business, and I'll get back to you personally to set up a 20-minute call.