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FlossBooked

Sites for US dental offices

A custom site
that really is custom
A site that really is custom

FlossBooked's dental website design, for US practices, starts with a call about yours: who your dentists are, the work they like and the towns patients drive in from. Our team then writes the pages, puts the site up, keeps it running and handles each change you email.FlossBooked's dental website design for US practices starts with a call about yours. Our team writes the pages, runs the site and handles each change you email.

  • Pages written about your dentists by name
  • Changes made by our team when you email
A small dental team lining up for their new website photo in the reception.
A FlossBooked notice saying Dr. Mehta's page is live on the practice's website, written from the bio and photo emailed on Friday.

Live in 14 daysMonth to month, no setup fee

On a patient's phone

Built for the patient holding a phone

Most new patients find a dentist on a phone, and plenty do it after the office closes. Each page we build loads fast on a small screen, answers what a first-time patient wonders about and keeps the booking button under a thumb.

  1. FlossBooked Dental's family dentistry page on a phone, with the kids' membership at $25 a month, the $99 new patient visit and a $189 cleaning and exam.

    Find

    Found from a search

    A parent two streets over looks up dentists and lands on your site.

  2. FlossBooked Dental's team page on a phone with Dr. Halvorsen and Dr. Mehta, the $99 first visit and free parking.

    Read

    Meets your dentists

    They read about your dentists, the price of a first visit and where to park.

  3. The practice's own website on a phone, where a new patient picks Thursday at 8:00 a.m. and books the new patient exam in three taps.

    Book

    Picks a time

    Three taps book the new patient exam.

  4. A new patient's phone showing her booking text from FlossBooked Dental with a medical history form link, signed the day before her first visit.

    Sign

    Forms

    The medical history form follows by text and gets signed before they arrive.

Written for you

Pages about your office, not borrowed paragraphs

You paid for a custom site, then spotted the same layout and the same gentle-care paragraph on an office two states away. We start from an interview with you, so every page sounds like your practice.

FlossBooked's Website tab with the practice's new home page and implant page waiting for Dr. Halvorsen's okay.
  1. Your dentists, by name

    Each dentist and hygienist gets a short bio with a photo, the work they enjoy and the languages they speak.

  2. Your nearby towns

    Town pages for each place patients travel from, with directions, parking and each office's hours.

  3. Before and after, with consent

    A gallery page shows your implant and cosmetic cases, using photos you send with each patient's written authorization.

  4. Your reviews

    The newest Google reviews run along the front page and service pages, refreshed as more come in.

On every plan

What comes with every site we build

  1. A page per treatment you offer

    Implants, Invisalign, crowns, emergency visits and children's cleanings each get a page that books its own visit type.

  2. Landing pages

    Each ad or offer opens on a page written for it, so a new patient special lands on that special and its booking times.

  3. Hosted, secured, backed up

    Our team hosts the site, renews its security certificate, applies updates and keeps backups, so nobody at the office thinks about servers.

FlossBooked Dental's website home page on a phone, with Book online, a $99 new patient visit, the membership plan and same-day emergencies.
  1. Set up for Google from launch

    Page titles, descriptions and town pages are in place from day one, and the SEO on your plan builds on them.

  2. Every screen

    Laid out for phones first, then tablets and desktops, and built with clear headings, alt text and strong contrast in mind.

  3. Logo and colors included

    Practices with an old logo, or none, get a new logo and a set of colors from our designers, used across the site and your patient forms.

Behind the site

The site talks to your front desk

Every booking, form, chat and call from the site shows up in the FlossBooked inbox at the desk.

  • Tap to call

    A FlossBooked card for a patient who tapped to call from the practice website's implants page, with the consult booked and the call counted under the website.

    One tap calls the office from any page on a phone, and each call counts under the website in your report.

  • Every source

    October's new patients by source in the FlossBooked report: 52 in all, 19 booked from the website, 14 from Google Maps, 11 from Google Ads and 8 from the Facebook ad.

    The monthly report counts the new patients who booked from the site, from Google Maps and from each ad, so the intake form's blank gets an answer.

  • Texts after missed calls

    A FlossBooked card: a call missed from the website's contact page at 2:14 p.m., a booking link texted from the office number a minute later, and a new patient exam booked at 2:22.

    A visitor calls from the contact page while your front desk checks a patient out. Within a minute, your practice's number texts them the booking link.

  • Forms sent after booking

    The forms card in FlossBooked: Heather Lyle signed her medical history on her phone eight minutes after booking online, above this week's form counts.

    Once a patient books online, the medical history form arrives by text and is signed on the phone before the visit.

  • Online booking

    A FlossBooked card of open times online by visit type: a new patient exam with Dr. Mehta and a cleaning with Brooke or Wes.

    Each service page opens its own visit type, with the length, the dentist and the notice you set.

  • Evening chat

    The chat on FlossBooked Dental's website answering a 9:40 p.m. question about implants with two consult times.

    At 9:40 p.m. someone asks whether you place implants. The AI chat on the site answers, offers consult times and leaves your desk a summary.

Bring your current site to the call

We open your current site next to a sample page written for your practice and go through what would change, page by page. Every plan carries the whole thing, starting at $97 a month.

Office manager on a video call at her desk, going over her phones, website and ads.
A FlossBooked notice saying a sample website page for the practice is drafted and ready to open beside the current site.

Built around our practice

  • Dr. Nathan P., owner dentist at Cedar Hill.
    Dr. Nathan P.Owner dentist, Cedar Hill
    Rewrittenevery page

    Our old site had stock photos and a paragraph I later found on two other offices' sites. The new one sounds like us.

  • Lucia M., front desk lead at Brightwater.
    Lucia M.Front desk lead, Brightwater
    Fewer callsabout parking and our hours

    I used to answer the same parking and hours questions all morning. The site covers them now, and online bookings arrive in my inbox.

  • Dr. Andre K., associate dentist at Elmwood.
    Dr. Andre K.Associate dentist, Elmwood
    Asked forby name

    My bio finally says what I do most: implants and sedation. New patients pick me by name on the booking page.

  • Tanya R., office manager at Maple Grove.
    Tanya R.Office manager, Maple Grove
    Next dayfor each change

    I email a change on Monday, like our holiday hours, and it's live by Tuesday. I never have to learn a website editor.

  • Marco S., hygienist at Northgate.
    Marco S.Hygienist, Northgate
    Signedbefore each cleaning

    People book their cleanings from the site at night, and the health history is done before they reach my chair.

  • Jordan L., operations director for four dental offices.
    Jordan L.Operations director, four offices
    4 officeseach with a page

    Each of our four offices has a page with its hours, dentists and booking calendar, all under one site.

Website questions

Before you replace your current site

Try a word like cost, domain or changes to search.

8 questions

What do we pay for the dental website?

The site comes on every FlossBooked plan, with no separate build fee. Every plan carries the whole thing, starting at $97 a month.

How many weeks until our new site goes live?

About two weeks. The new site goes live inside the 14 days it takes to set up FlossBooked, after you've read every page.

Who writes the site's words?

Our team does. We interview you, read your current site and write each page, then you read it all before launch.

How do we get changes made to the site after it launches?

Email what you'd like changed, from new hours to a new associate's bio, and a person on our team makes the change. There's no cap on edits, and they cost nothing beyond the monthly price.

Can the site show our before-and-after cases and Google reviews?

Yes. A gallery holds the photos you send with each patient's written authorization, and recent Google reviews sit on the front page.

Can we keep the domain name we have?

Yes. Our team points your current domain at the new site, so patients and Google find you at the same address as before.

Can patients book and fill in forms from the site?

Yes. Every page carries the booking button. Once a patient books, the medical history and any consent form arrive by text, signed from their phone. FlossBooked keeps HIPAA-compliant forms, portal and messages, with a signed BAA.

Do site bookings reach our practice software?

Yes. Bookings, forms and payments taken on the site pass both ways with your practice software, which stays the schedule your desk runs on.

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More questions?

Email Lauren at sales@flossbooked.com with your current site's address and what you'd change first.

Lauren PierceAccount manager

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