Cleanings, crowns, root canals, implants, aligners, whitening, emergencies and whatever else you offer, each on its own page with an FAQ block and the booking request.
Single Operatory: includedFull Practice: includedMulti-Location: included
Built for implants and restorative
An implant website that answers the cost question before the call
An implant and restorative website converts when it explains single implants, full-arch options and dentures in plain language, gives financing its own clear page, and lets a patient who has been putting the decision off request a consultation without a phone call.
Findings
Whatusuallygoes wrongforimplantandrestorativepractices
Four problems we see on most implants and restorative websites we replace.
- Implant searches are high-intent and high-value, and a slow, generic page sends them to the practice down the road.
- Financing is buried in a sentence on the contact page, so the patients who most need it never find it.
- Before-and-after galleries load slowly and without context, so they impress nobody on a phone.
- Referring dentists have no page of their own and phone to ask how to send a patient.
The build
Thepagesyoursitewill carry
Each one its own page, written in your voice and reviewed by you, with the booking request at the end.
- 1Home
- 2Dental implants (single and multiple)
- 3Full-arch and implant-supported dentures
- 4Dentures and partials
- 5Bone grafting and preparatory procedures
- 6Financing, insurance and membership plans
- 7Smile gallery
- 8For referring dentists
Implant consultation request
The request form asks what the patient is looking to replace (one tooth, several, a full arch), whether they currently wear a denture, whether they want to discuss financing, their insurance carrier and preferred times. It is pushed to your practice management system or CRM tagged as a consultation, and a confirmation message explains that the treatment coordinator will call to confirm.
It is a request, not a confirmed appointment. Your front desk confirms every one.
The plans
Threewaystorun it
Every plan carries the pages and the booking request above. The build fee of $797 is invoiced only after launch.
- Single OperatoryThe website, fully managedLive in 7 days
- Full PracticeEverything, plus the AI EngineLive in 10 days
- Multi-LocationEverything, plus the Content EngineLive in 15 days
What you get
Whatthesitecarriesforimplantsandrestorative
Every plan includes the website, the booking request, hosting and the weekly changes. The AI Engine is added on the Full Practice plan and above.
The website
A page per office with hours, parking, team and map, plus pages for the neighborhoods and nearby towns your patients come from. Multi-Location adds a location hub.
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The carriers you accept, how billing works at your office, and your financing or membership options, in plain words.
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A short request form (reason for visit, carrier, preferred times) that is clearly a request your front desk confirms, with an automatic reply to the patient.
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Every request is pushed by API, Zapier or Make into your practice management system where it accepts external requests, and into your CRM in every case, with new patients tagged.
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Static pages served from Cloudflare, compressed photos and almost no JavaScript, re-tested after every change.
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Readable type sizes, color contrast and large tap targets for patients of every age, built with the WCAG guidelines in mind.
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AI Engine
Answers calls the front desk cannot pick up, handles questions about hours, treatments, insurance and financing, and turns the call into a booking request. Calls are summarised into a PDF: who called, what they wanted, what needs a person.
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A chat on every page that answers practice questions from your own content and collects a booking request with the same fields as the form.
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Replies to texts, Facebook Messenger and Instagram DMs around the clock and books requests. Anything clinical is handed to a person at the practice.
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We file the US carrier registration for business texting so replies and reminders are not filtered as spam.
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Client words
Whatimplantsandrestorativepracticesdescribe
They asked to see the questions customers genuinely ask us about new patient appointments, which I respected. Nothing went live until the person responsible for that subject had signed off the answer. Pointing people to the page has replaced hunting through old emails.
John WentworthHead receptionist, Implant and restorative dental clinicSavannah, GeorgiaFAQ research and editorial review for new patient appointments We knew the new patient appointments document was a problem; we had just never prioritized fixing it. I can send the exact section someone needs, and they can read it without downloading anything. The print-friendly version remains, but it is no longer the only option.
Sara SiddiquiPatient care coordinator, Denture and prosthetics dental practiceBillings, MontanaStructured reference pages for new patient appointments The old new patient appointments address sits in hundreds of our sent messages; breaking it was not an option. We reviewed the full redirect map before launch and checked the destinations ourselves. Launching no longer meant abandoning everyone holding an old link.
Joan BridgewaterFront desk coordinator, Cosmetic and restorative dental practiceSavannah, GeorgiaPage migration and redirect mapping for new patient appointments
Case studies
Casestudiesforimplantsandrestorativeandpractices like it
Real projects, anonymized by practice type and region, with the practice's own words on what changed.
Where we work
Implants and restorative practices across United States
We build and run implants and restorative websites for practices anywhere in United States, including Texas, Florida, California, New York and Illinois. Everything runs by email, your client portal and one call. Your own site names your city and the neighborhoods your patients travel from, because that is what they search.
Live demo
See it built for implants and restorative
A 30-minute walk-through of the pages above, with your treatments and the implant consultation request wired the way your front desk wants it.
Questions from implant and restorative practices
Can the site publish implant fee ranges?
Only if you choose to. Many practices publish a "from" figure or a range with an explanation of what changes the cost, and others prefer to discuss it at the consultation. Either way the figure comes from you and can be changed as a weekly update.
How do you present before-and-after photos?
As a fast, compressed gallery with a short caption you approve, grouped by treatment, with the consent and disclaimer wording your practice requires. Photos are supplied by you; we never use stock images as patient results.
Do you build a referring-dentist page?
Yes. It explains how to refer, what information to send, how the patient is kept informed and how the report comes back, with a referral form or a link to your existing process.
Is the content about implants dental advice?
No. Pages describe the treatments in general terms as offered at your practice, are reviewed by you, and state that only an examination can determine what is appropriate. We are a website company and never give clinical advice.
Can the consultation request ask what the patient is missing?
Yes. It can ask whether they are missing one tooth, several or a full arch, whether another dentist has mentioned grafting, their carrier and preferred times, all in plain language rather than clinical terms.
How do you present implant costs and financing?
However you choose: a range, a starting figure, or no figure with a clear explanation of what drives the cost. The financing page explains your payment options, third-party financing and any membership plan, and is linked from every implant and full-arch page.
Do you write the clinical detail on implant and graft pages?
We write what the visit involves in general terms and your team reviews and approves it before publication, with a clear line that it is not a diagnosis or a treatment plan. Anything that amounts to clinical guidance stays yours.
Can we show cases we have completed?
Yes, where you have written patient consent for each image. We add galleries with your own consent wording, compress the photos so pages stay fast, and remove anything on request.
See it built for implants and restorative
A live walk-through, on your screen, of the site your practice would get, with the implant consultation request wired the way your front desk wants it.