Guides
The GetDentalWebsite blog
Guides for dentists and practice managers on websites, new patient booking, insurance pages, reviews and the systems behind a practice site. Written for practice owners and office managers, never for patients, and never clinical advice.
Move a dental website without losing your rankings
The redirect map, the pages that must survive, and the order of operations that keeps a practice findable through a rebuild or a platform move.
Read the articleMulti-location dental groups: one website or many?
How to structure a website for a practice with two to six offices, what belongs on a shared page, what has to be per location, and when separate sites are right.
Read the articleLocal search for a dental practice, step by step
How a practice gets found for "dentist near me": a Google Business Profile that is actually complete, real location pages, and reviews asked for at the right moment.
Read the articleWhy your dental website is slow on a phone
The real causes of a slow practice website, in the order they usually matter, and what a practice can do about each one without becoming a web developer.
Read the articleBooking requests that land in your practice software
Why a dental site should take a request rather than publish a live calendar, what the form should ask for, and how the request gets into your PMS or CRM without breaking.
Read the articleInsurance and financing pages that answer the cost question
Why "do you take my plan?" is the first question on most new patient calls, and how two honest pages answer it before the call and change what the call is about.
Read the articleDental treatment pages patients read and book from
What belongs on a treatment page, in what order, and why one services page listing twelve treatments gives a practice nothing to rank for and nothing to book from.
Read the articleThe dental website that books new patients for you
How booking requests, insurance and financing pages, a page per treatment, honest reviews and mobile speed turn a practice website into a second front desk.
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