A website for a pediatric dental group that a parent can book from at nine at night
A pediatric group website is booked by parents on phones after bedtime, so it needs the nearest office, the next available day, the dentist who sees children of that age and a request form short enough to finish with one hand.
What usually goes wrong for pediatric dental groups
- Parents book late at night and the site asks them to call during office hours.
- Each office sees different age ranges or offers different sedation options, and the site does not say which.
- A first-visit page written for adults leaves parents unsure what to bring and what to expect.
- Emergency requests for a child are treated like routine bookings and wait until morning in the wrong inbox.
The pages your site will carry
Written from what you tell us on the onboarding call, approved by you before launch, and kept accurate every week after it.
- Home with the finder pre-set to first visits
- One location page per office with age ranges seen and sedation options offered
- First visit page written for parents
- Preventive care page covering cleanings, sealants and fluoride
- Special needs dentistry page per office
- One provider page per pediatric dentist
- Dental emergencies for children page with after-hours routing
- Request an appointment for your child
Finder built for parents booking after hours
A parent picks a first visit, a check-up or an emergency, enters their town and the child's age, and sees the nearest office that sees children of that age with its next open day and its pediatric dentists. The request goes to that office's front desk system with the child's age and the parent's preferred contact method, and emergency requests are flagged so the on-call route picks them up.
Three ways to run it
Same site on every plan. The larger plans add the AI Engine and the Content Engine. The $797 build fee is invoiced after launch on all three.
- ChairsideThe website, fully managedlive in 7 days
- Operatory SuiteEverything, plus the AI Enginelive in 10 days
- GroupEverything, plus the Content Enginelive in 15 days
Questions from pediatric dental groups
Can the request form ask for the child's age without asking for medical details?
Yes. The form asks for the child's age, the parent's name and contact and a preferred time. Medical history and consent forms stay in your own intake process, so the site never collects health information.
How is an after-hours emergency request handled?
Emergency requests are tagged and routed to the destination you choose for that office, such as an on-call phone via your CRM. On Operatory Suite and Group, the AI receptionist can answer the call, take the details and route it the same way, without giving any medical advice.
Do articles for parents avoid giving advice?
Yes. Articles explain what a first visit involves, how to prepare a nervous child and what questions to ask, and they always send parents to your dentists for anything about their own child. They are general information with cited sources.
Can each office show different sedation options?
Yes. Each location page lists the options offered at that office as you describe them, and the finder only shows an office for a service it offers.
See it built for pediatric dentistry.
A live walk-through, on your screen, of the site you would get. Thirty minutes, no slides.