Web design · Dental practices
A practice website that new patients can book from on their phone, that explains each treatment and its fee, and that shows the registration details the GDC asks for.
The short answer
Storvexa designs and builds websites for dental practices: a WordPress site from $799, delivered in 15 days, or a custom-coded site from $1,999 in about 4 weeks for practices that want more treatment pages and the fastest load times. Each site has online booking or a booking request form, a page per treatment, your NHS and private fees, and the practice details the GDC guidance lists. You pay in three steps and own the site.
Every price is agreed in writing before work starts. Your domain and hosting are bought in your name, so they are yours from day one.
What the site has to do
Many patients choose a dentist on their phone, often because of one treatment or one bad tooth. These are the things that decide whether they book with you or with the next practice in the results.
A clear "Book an appointment" on every screen. We link it to the online booking in your practice software, or build a booking request form that goes straight to reception with the treatment and preferred times already filled in.
Check-ups and hygiene, white fillings, implants, clear aligners, whitening, emergency appointments: each with what it involves, who it suits, how many visits it takes and what it costs. Those pages are what people find when they search for a treatment near them.
Say plainly whether you are taking new NHS patients, which treatments you offer on the NHS, what private treatment costs and whether you offer a payment plan. A patient who cannot find this calls someone else.
Real photos of the dentists, hygienists and nurses, each with their role, qualification and GDC number. Patients book people, and the GDC guidance expects these details anyway.
Your Google rating with a link to the reviews themselves, so a new patient can read them where they were written, plus any before-and-after photos your patients have agreed to share.
Click-to-call, opening hours, the emergency number for out of hours, a map, parking and step-free access. A patient in pain wants the number, not the "About us" page.
What your site should show
Checked against the regulators' own pages. We build each of these in from the start, so a GDC or CQC check is never a scramble.
The GDC's guidance on advertising says a practice website should show the practice name and the address where care is given, contact details including an email address and phone number, the GDC's address or a link to the GDC website, your complaints procedure (and who patients can go to if they are not satisfied), and the date the site was last updated. Each dental professional named needs their qualification, the country it was gained in and their GDC registration number.
Official source GDC · Guidance on advertisingPractices in England are registered with the Care Quality Commission. Where the CQC has given your service a rating, regulation 20A says every website you run must show it legibly, with the date it was given, the CQC's web address and where to read the latest report.
Official source CQC · Regulation 20ANHS patients in England pay by band (Band 1, 2, 3 and urgent treatment). If you offer NHS care, you'll want to say which treatments you provide on the NHS and link to the NHS charges page rather than copying figures that go out of date.
Official source NHS · Understanding NHS dental chargesA form that asks about symptoms or medical history collects health data, which UK GDPR treats as special category data. We keep booking forms to what reception needs and leave medical history to your practice software.
Official source ICO · What is special category data?This is a builder's checklist, not legal or regulatory advice. Guidance changes, so check your regulator's current pages; we build the pages it asks for and make them easy for you to keep up to date.
What we build
Most practices are best served by WordPress, because the team can update prices, the team page and opening hours themselves. We tell you on the first call if something else fits better.
Prices in USD. You get a written quote before any work starts.
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We have not built a dental practice website yet, and we will not pretend otherwise. These two live sites do the jobs a practice site has to do: taking appointment requests from a phone, and booking and paying for sessions online.
A tax and notary office. Call buttons all the way down the page and "Request a time" and "Request a callback" forms that email the office, on a hand-coded Astro site where every page is static HTML.
A wellness booking platform. Clients choose a practitioner, pick a time and pay by Stripe when they book, then get a confirmation email with a calendar invite. Practitioners run their own panel.
Process · first call to launch
A transparent process from first call to long-term support.
Start Your ProjectWe clarify scope, constraints and success criteria together — no sales scripts.
A clear estimate with milestones, honest timelines and zero surprises.
Clean architecture, automated checks and regular demos while we build.
Build, demo, adjust — every weekWe deploy, monitor and keep improving what we built — long after launch.
Payment and timeline
For websites you pay 25% to start, 25% when half the work is done and the remaining 50% when the site is complete. A Basic Website is delivered in 15 days and a Business Website in about 4 weeks. Web apps and booking systems are billed by the hour or as a monthly dedicated developer, with a demo every week.
Next step
Tell us what you need in a few lines. You get a first reply within a working day and a written quote before any work starts.
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