Dentist Website

Explains treatments without promises or prices; patients find you by searching for the district and treatment name

Built for dentists and clinics. Every procedure, from implants to root canals, is featured on its own page in simple language; even without prices or patient reviews, patients find you by searching for the district and treatment name.

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Prices, campaigns, patient reviews, and promises like "painless, guaranteed" are not included
No links are provided to implant and material brands
Physician and team information is written according to the clinic's structure

Who it is for

DentistsDental clinicsOral and dental health polyclinicsOrthodontists

On this page

Do these problems sound familiar?

We can't explain our work when we can't show aesthetic procedures.

What the treatment is, who it is applied to, and how it progresses are explained through informative pages. If patient images are to be used, conditions for consent, unretouched and dated photos, and warning texts are evaluated together before publication.

The ready-made theme has a price table and a review carousel, even removing them is a hassle.

It is built without these modules. Instead of prices, treatment pages explain the process and the questions the patient might ask.

Competitors show up when a dentist is searched in our district.

Pages are titled to be searched by district and treatment name, and dentist structured data is marked. Address, phone, and hours are kept the same as the Google Business Profile.

We don't know how to write the title.

The About Me page includes the diploma, registered specialty if any, and academic title. Certified trainings are written as education, not as specialties.

How it works

Let's gather the information
Clinic name, physician info, registered specialty, address, and working hours are collected.
Let's write the treatment pages
A page is prepared for each treatment you offer, explaining what it is, who it is applied to, and the process; there are no prices or result promises.
Let's start the oral health articles
A blog is set up for preventive topics like brushing and children's dental health. These articles serve as direct answers to questions patients type into Google.
Let's connect appointments and contact
A form, map, directions, parking info, and one-tap calling are added. The clarification text sits next to the form.
Let's launch
The sitemap is submitted to Search Console, the map listing is matched with clinic details, and the panel is tested with your assistant.

Who sees what

Dentist

Updates treatment pages, articles, and about me info from the panel.

Assistant

Changes hours and announcements, views appointment requests.

Patient

Reads about the treatment, finds the address, calls with a single tap.

What is included

Treatment info pages
Oral and dental health articles
Map, parking, and transport info
One-tap calling and directions
Working hours and holiday announcements
Last updated date and content manager
Appointment request with KVKK clarification
Dentist structured data
Content update via panel

Data, security and integration

What is forbidden on a dentist website?

Dentists are also covered by the 2025 health promotion regulation; Law No. 1219 states that a dentist can only advertise their patient admission location and hours. Therefore, the site does not contain claims of superiority, result promises, or brand promotions, and does not link to implant or material companies. The number of physicians working in the clinic and their titles are written consistently with the license.

Appearing in searches with treatment pages

Each treatment has its own URL and title; patients reach these pages for searches like "implant" or "bleeding gums". Dentist structured data, map, and working hours are marked; rating and review markups are not used.

Appointments and delivery

Appointment requests are collected in the panel, and the clarification text is written specifically for your clinic. The site is delivered to you by demonstrating the panel usage.

Frequently asked questions

Can treatment prices be listed on a dentist's website?

No. Fees, discounts, and campaigns cannot be included in promotions. Treatment pages explain the process; the patient contacts you for the fee.

Can I use before-and-after photos?

The regulation ties patient images to written consent, unretouched and dated photos taken under the same conditions, comment-disabled publishing, and a warning text. If these conditions cannot be met, using images is not recommended; the decision is made together before publication.

Can I write "implant specialist" or "orthodontist"?

Only if you have a registered specialty. Titles and adjectives not earned properly cannot be advertised; certified trainings are written as education.

Will the site appear when searched in my district?

Pages are titled with the district and treatment name, dentist structured data and a map are added, and the info matches the Google Business Profile. Google determines the ranking; the technical and content foundation for discoverability is prepared.

What information is requested in the appointment form?

Name, phone, and preferred time. The complaint field is optional; if health information is to be collected, the legal basis relied upon is determined together and written in the clarification text.

What is the price and timeframe of a dentist website?

It varies based on the number of treatment pages and the article infrastructure; a written quote is provided after a short meeting.

Dentist Website

Do these problems sound familiar?

How it works

Let's gather the information

Let's write the treatment pages

Let's start the oral health articles

Let's connect appointments and contact

Let's launch