New patient status
An honest, up-to-date answer on who you can take on.
- NHS, private and plan availability stated plainly
- Waiting list details if you keep one
- Updated by email whenever it changes
Web design for dental practices
Websites for dental practices
A website that tells people honestly whether you’re taking NHS or private patients, shows what treatment costs, and gives someone with toothache at the weekend a clear next step.
£47 a month, design, copy, hosting and changes included. No setup fee, no contract.
Before they get in touch
What customers check before choosing dental practices
- 1
Are you taking new patients?
The first question almost everyone asks. A straight answer on NHS and private availability saves your reception team hours.
- 2
What will it cost?
People want to see prices for check-ups, fillings, hygiene and whitening before they commit. A clear fee list builds trust.
- 3
What if I'm in pain now?
Emergency appointments, out-of-hours numbers and what to do at the weekend need to be on the homepage, not hidden.
- 4
Will you be gentle with me?
A lot of adults avoid the dentist out of fear. They read the site looking for signs that you understand.
What we put on the page
What we put on a dental practice website
Fee list
Prices set out clearly for private treatment and plans.
- Examinations, hygiene, fillings and crowns
- Monthly plan options side by side
- A link to current NHS charge bands where relevant
Emergencies
What to do when it hurts and you’re closed.
- Emergency slots and how to get one
- Out-of-hours and NHS 111 information
- Opening hours that match Google
Nervous patients
Reassurance written in a calm, plain voice.
- What happens at a first visit
- Options you offer for anxious patients
- Photos of the real surgery and team
The team
Dentists, hygienists and nurses with their registration shown.
- GDC numbers for registered professionals
- Special interests and qualifications
- A short, human line about each person
Booking and enquiries
Simple ways to get in touch or book.
- Links to your online booking system
- Enquiry form emailed to reception
- Referral information for other practices
The write-up
What a dental practice website needs to answer
Most people arrive at a dental practice website with one question: can you see me? Too many sites dodge it. They talk about a passion for smiles and leave the patient ringing reception to find out the practice isn’t taking NHS patients and hasn’t for two years. That’s a wasted call for both of you.
We put availability first. The homepage says plainly whether you’re accepting new NHS, private or plan patients, and what to do if you’re not. When that changes, you email us a line and we update it, usually the same day. Next to it sits a clear fee list for private treatment and any monthly plans, with a link to current NHS charges where they apply. People who can see prices up front tend to book rather than shop around.
Emergencies get their own space. Someone with a swollen jaw on a Saturday wants to know if you hold emergency slots, how to get one and what to do when you’re closed, including NHS 111. That information goes on the homepage and works on a phone.
Then there are nervous patients, and there are a lot of them. We write a calm, honest page about what happens at a first visit and what you offer for anxious patients, with photos of your actual surgery and team instead of a stock model in a white coat. The team page shows each registered professional with their GDC number and a link to the public register. Dental advertising has rules of its own, so we keep claims measured and ask you to check the wording against current GDC guidance. Booking links go to the system you already use, and enquiries email reception directly.
Shropshire & Powys borders
Websites for dental practices in Shropshire and Powys
Getting an NHS dentist in rural areas can be hard, so people search widely and compare practices. Honest availability and clear prices matter more here than polish.
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
The county town has many practices, and patients compare them online. Clear private fees and plan options help you stand out.
Shrewsbury page → Shropshire OswestryClose to the border, where NHS dentistry works differently in England and Wales. Be clear about which system your NHS care sits under.
Oswestry page → Powys WelshpoolA market town serving a wide rural area where patients may travel some distance. Opening hours and parking help them plan the trip.
Welshpool page → Powys NewtownThe largest town in Powys draws patients from far up the valleys. A plain statement on new patient availability saves wasted journeys and calls.
Newtown page → Shropshire LudlowA historic town with an older population and many visitors. Emergency information and accessibility details are worth showing clearly.
Ludlow page → Powys KnightonA small border town where patients may come from Wales or England. Explain clearly who you can take on and how far people travel to you.
Knighton page →Example sites
Example website designs for dental practices
View the site Linden Dental
Modern & minimal
Enormous light type and a published fee list, for a practice whose whole pitch is that nothing here is hidden from you.
View the site Willow & Wellness Spa
Natural & organic
Soft, earthy tones and calm pacing, designed to feel like an extension of the treatment room itself.
View the site Harbor & Co. Accountants
Professional & formal
A trust-building layout for a firm where clients want to feel reassured before they even call.
Questions from dental practices
How should we describe NHS availability?
Honestly and simply. If you’re not taking new NHS patients, say so and explain your private or plan options. We can update the wording by email whenever your position changes.
Can you publish our fee list?
Yes. We set out your private fees and plan prices clearly, and can link to the current official NHS charges. Check current guidance from the GDC and NHS bodies on what your site needs to show.
Can patients book online?
We add clear links to the online booking system you already use. We don’t build booking or payment systems ourselves, so your diary stays in your practice software.
Can you show GDC numbers for the team?
Yes. Each registered professional can have their name, role and GDC number shown, with a link to the public register so patients can check.
How much does it cost?
£47 a month, including design, writing, hosting and ten changes a month. There’s no setup fee and no contract.
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