Dental website design.
Made for your practice.
Custom websites for dental practices nationwide. Clear treatment pages, mobile booking paths, and search foundations. Start with a free homepage concept.
Custom dental websites, nationwide. Clear care. Easy booking. Start with a free homepage concept.
See our Northside Dental website project.
What does a dental website from WTM cost?
Dental website redesigns from WTM Studio typically cost $6,000 to $30,000. New websites are quoted separately. We build custom websites for dental practices nationwide, with clear treatment pages, mobile booking paths and search foundations. It starts with a free homepage concept. Then we agree one flat quote before the build. You own everything we build.
Give patients a reason to choose you.
Design, copy, and development. In-house at WTM Studio.See the Northside Dental project below
Dental websites · Northside Dental
Care, clearly presented.
A real practice. A real first month.

20%+
more new patients.
Just in month one.
20%+ more new patients in the first month (57 vs a prior average of 47, practice-reported).
See the results and what we builtThese practice-reported counts do not isolate the website or SEO as the cause and do not predict future results.
Patients can discover your practice through Google, maps, and AI search. Help them understand your care wherever they start. We build nationwide, including Weston. Our local SEO steps cover the profile, listing, and review basics.
Planning your next site? Read what a Miami dental website needs, or explore website design for dental groups and DSOs.
Your first direction
See it.
Then decide.
A free concept and a clear plan. Decide on the work after you see it.
Know where you stand.
We review your site and current search presence to find the gaps worth addressing.
Open your new direction.
A webpage concept you can open in your browser, with a plan for design, structure, mobile, and booking. Yours to keep, whether we build it or not.
Build when it feels right.
Choose to build, and we handle design, copy, and development in-house. You own the finished work. Agree the page types, content, booking connections, migration plan, and launch timeline before work begins.
One flat price. Agreed up front.
Your direction is free. Your build has one flat price, agreed before we start.
Website redesignsWebsite redesigns typically cost $6,000 to $30,000. New websites are quoted separately.
One flat quote for the agreed work. See our pricing and what changes the scope. SEO and AI SEO are quoted separately.
Agree the page types, treatment content, provider profiles, booking connections, and mobile testing before the build. You own everything we build. SEO inclusion depends on the agreed scope; ongoing SEO is not automatically included.
What should a $10,000
dental website include?
A clear scope. A patient journey that works on a phone. A plan for the move from your current site.
Know what the quote covers.
At a $10,000 budget, ask for a written plan covering page types, content, appointment requests, mobile testing, SEO migration and ownership. The price alone does not tell you what is included.
This is a guide to evaluating a proposal, not a new WTM package. Website redesigns typically cost $6,000 to $30,000; new websites are quoted separately. Your scope and flat quote are agreed before work begins.
Start with the decisions a patient needs to make: the right service, the right doctor, insurance information and how to request an appointment. Ask who supplies and approves the content, which booking system is involved, and how the finished journey will be tested.
Then agree what carries over from the old site, which accounts and files you will own, and who handles changes after launch. Have ongoing SEO, support and third-party costs stated separately.
See that scope in the Northside Dental rebuild
Northside is an example of completed work, not a claim that its project cost $10,000.
Fair questions, straight answers.
Is this actually free?
What exactly is a “web direction”?
Can you redesign our website while preserving its SEO foundations?
How fast does this move?
Do you work with multi-location groups and DSOs?
Who does the work?
Can patients find the next step?
We reviewed the first screen of 20 dental websites at a phone-sized viewport. See the observations, source URLs and limits.
Read the mobile appointment study