Can you integrate with my existing scheduling software?

If you're using something like Dentrix, Open Dental, or an online tool like LocalMed or Zocdoc, we can embed or link to your booking system directly. If you don't have one yet, we'll recommend options that work well for dental offices.

I want to show before/after photos but I'm worried about HIPAA.

You'll need signed consent from any patient whose photos appear on your site. That's on your end. Once you have consent, we handle the rest—optimizing images, building the gallery, making sure it loads fast.

My current site was built by a dental marketing company and I'm locked into a contract.

We can build your new site and have it ready to go live the day your contract ends. Some of those companies own your domain name, though—check on that now so you can get it transferred when the time comes.

Do I really need individual pages for each service?

For search purposes, yes. A single page listing all your services gives Google very little to work with. Separate pages for implants, cleanings, cosmetic work—each one can rank for its own set of search terms. It adds up.

Website Redesign · Tyler, TX

A Better Website for Your Tyler Dental Practice

A woman drives past your office on Troup Highway twice a week. She's been meaning to find a new dentist since she moved to Tyler last year. One Saturday she finally looks you up. Your site loads slow, she can't tell if you take her insurance, and there's no way to book online. She picks someone else. That's the whole problem, and it's fixable.

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Your Website Is Your Front Desk After Hours

People don't call dental offices to ask questions anymore. They check your site. If they can't find what they need in a few seconds, they move on.

What Patients Look for Before They Ever Call

Insurance acceptance is the first filter. If someone has to hunt for whether you take Delta Dental or Cigna, you've already lost them. That info should be visible within seconds of landing on your site—not buried on a subpage labeled "Resources."

Online booking is the second filter. A surprising number of dental offices still require a phone call to schedule. That works fine for existing patients. But new patients—the ones comparing three or four offices—will pick the one where they can book at 10 PM on a Tuesday without talking to anyone. We integrate scheduling tools directly into your site so that button is always visible.

Patient forms matter more than you'd think. If someone can fill out their health history and insurance info at home before the appointment, they show up less stressed and your front desk moves faster. We set this up as downloadable PDFs or online forms, depending on what fits your workflow.

The Build Itself

We start with your phone screen. That's where new patients find you, so that's where we design first. Desktop comes second.

Your site gets structured pages for each service you offer—cleanings, crowns, implants, cosmetic work, whatever your practice does. Each page is written for both the patient and for Google. Proper heading structure, local markup, fast load times. These aren't cosmetic choices. They directly affect whether you show up in search results when someone in the Azalea District types "dentist near me."

Cosmetic dentistry pages need photos. Before and after galleries of veneers, whitening, bonding—this is the work that sells itself when people can see it. We build galleries that load fast, look clean on mobile, and are easy for you to update when you want to add new cases.

A full dental website starts at $1,500 and is typically ready in about a week. If you need something smaller—say a simple 3-5 page site for a new practice that isn't offering a wide range of services yet—that starts at $300 and takes a few days.

You own everything. The code, the domain, the hosting account. If you decide to move on, you take it all with you. No platform lock-in, no proprietary builder that holds your content hostage.

One thing we hear from dental offices: they had a site built years ago and haven't touched it since. The team photos are wrong, the services listed are outdated, and nobody knows the login. That's a common situation across every industry, but dental practices seem to get stuck in it longer than most. A rebuild clears the slate. Fresh structure, current information, and a setup where making updates doesn't require calling a developer.