Do you take my plan?
- “Delta Dental PPO”
- “Cigna dental”
- “Do you take Medicaid for kids?”
Where you lose themA plan list buried in a footer or a PDF sends the patient back to the insurer directory, which lists the office next door.
Dental website design
Dental website design that books new patients from a phone
A fast, custom dental practice website with a page for every treatment, the plans you accept and every office, plus online booking and new patient forms that work on a phone. Live in about a week, and yours to keep.
15 min · no commitment · HIPAA-compliant
The problem
A dental website is often the reason a patient calls someone else
Patients check the website after they find you on the map. They want three answers in ten seconds: do you take my plan, can I get in soon, and how do I book. On many dental sites the answers sit behind a menu, in a PDF or nowhere.
Template sites from dental software vendors look alike, load slowly and are hard to change. A new associate, an extra Saturday or a new plan takes weeks to appear, so the site quietly drifts out of date.
- Insurance list in a PDF, or missing
- Booking means calling during office hours
- New patient forms printed and filled in the waiting room
How patients search
What a new dental patient checks before calling
Three visits to your site, three different questions. A good dental website answers each one on the first screen.
Can I come in soon?
- “emergency appointment today”
- “Saturday hours”
- “cleaning next week”
Where you lose themNo live availability and no way to book after 5 pm. The patient books with the office that shows open slots.
Is this the right dentist for me?
- “before and after veneers”
- “sedation for nervous patients”
- “kids’ dentist”
Where you lose themStock photos and a three-line bio do not answer it. Real team photos, a smile gallery with consent and a page per treatment do.
How it works
01 · Plan
A site map built around how patients choose a dentist
We start from your treatments, plans, team and offices, and from what your patients search. Insurance, emergency care and booking sit in the main navigation, not three clicks deep.
02 · Build
Fast on a phone, accessible, found
Most dental visits start on a phone, so pages load fast on a cellular connection, the phone number is tappable everywhere, and the site meets WCAG accessibility guidelines. Dentist and FAQ schema and clean URLs are built in, so SEO starts on day one.
03 · Book
Booking and forms that finish on the website
Patients pick a visit type and a time, fill in medical history and insurance on their phone, and the request reaches your front desk or scheduler. After hours, the AI front desk in the corner answers and books.
What’s included
What our dental website design includes
Design, build, booking and upkeep, from one team. The site and the content are yours.
Custom design for your office
Your brand, your real team and your rooms, not a template shared with hundreds of dental offices.
A page per treatment and office
Implants, Invisalign, crowns, emergency, pediatric and sedation pages, plus a location page for each office.
Insurance and financing pages
The plans you accept and how financing works, in plain words patients can scan.
Online booking and forms
Booking on every page and new patient forms filled in before the visit, sent securely.
HIPAA-aware forms
Forms that carry health details are encrypted and kept out of ordinary email.
Changes made for you
New associate, new hours, new plan: send a message and it is live, without a developer.
Dental website design, specifically
What a good dental practice website gets right
The best dental websites are less about design flourishes and more about answering three questions fast.
Plans before pictures
For general dentistry, “do you take my plan” decides the call. A page per accepted PPO, a clear note on out-of-network benefits and Medicaid where you take it, linked from the first screen, does more than any homepage slider.
Smile galleries need consent
Before-and-after photos are patient information. Use only photos with the patient’s written permission, show them unedited, and say what treatment was done. Many state boards also expect claims about results to be truthful and typical.
Templates cost you later
Dental website templates are quick to start but slow to change and hard to rank, because hundreds of offices share the same layout and similar text. A custom site with your own content is what Google and patients tell apart.
Results from practices on Tely
A family dental practice south of San Francisco runs on a new site Tely built. The other cards come from other specialties, each labelled.
Family dentistry · Bay Area, CA 15× more clicks from Google in three months
A family dental practice south of San Francisco, on a new site Tely built, went from 81 to 1,196 Google clicks a month between June and September 2026.
81Jun 20261,196Sep 202615×Growth
Read customer case 13× more clicks from Google in five months
Pain medicine · Northeast Florida
227Apr 20262,979Sep 202613×Growth
Read customer case 14× more clicks from Google
Ophthalmology · Minnesota
4,092Jun 202558,979Sep 202614×Growth
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Integrations & security
Books directly into your EHR.
Learns & improves
from outcomes.
HIPAA-compliant · BAA signed with every practice
AES-256 at rest · TLS 1.3 in transit
Role-based access · every action logged
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Encrypted
Logged
BAA signed
Questions
Questions practice owners ask
What should a dental website include?
A page for every treatment and every office, the insurance plans you accept, real team photos, a smile gallery with patient consent, emergency information, online booking on every page and new patient forms patients can fill in on a phone.
How long does dental website design take?
About a week to launch once we have your treatments, team, plans and photos. Your current site stays up until the new one is ready, and old page addresses are redirected so rankings carry over.
Should we use a dental website template?
Templates are fast, but they are shared by many offices, are hard to change and rarely rank well. We design a site around your own practice, and changes are made for you without a developer.
Can patients book online and fill in forms?
Yes. Patients choose a visit type and time and complete medical history and insurance on their phone. Requests reach your scheduler or front desk, and forms with health details are encrypted.
Who owns the dental website?
Your practice owns the website, the domain and the content, during the engagement and after it.
Is the site built for dental SEO?
Yes. Pages, schema, speed and internal links are set up for search from launch. Ongoing dental SEO, such as the map pack and reviews, is a separate service we can run with it.
