A website for a periodontal practice that turns referrals and implant inquiries into routed consultations
A periodontal practice website needs service pages for gum treatment, implants and grafting that patients and referring dentists both understand, provider pages for each periodontist and their offices, and a finder that routes each consultation request to the office where the periodontist will actually see the patient.
What usually goes wrong for periodontal practices
- Patients referred for gum treatment do not know what a periodontist does and the site does not explain it in plain language.
- Implant inquiries and gum treatment referrals arrive in the same inbox with no way to tell them apart.
- The periodontist splits the week between two offices and the site shows one address.
- Referring dentists have no page of their own and no quick way to send a patient.
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 consultations
- One location page per office with providers and treatment days
- Gum disease treatment page
- Dental implants page
- Gum grafting and crown lengthening page
- One provider page per periodontist with their office schedule
- Referring dentists page with a referral form
- Request a consultation
Consultation finder by treatment and office
A patient or a referring dentist picks gum treatment, implants or grafting, enters a town and sees the nearest office where a periodontist offers it, with treatment days and a consultation request. Requests are tagged with the treatment and delivered to that office's front desk system or CRM, so implant inquiries and referrals are sorted before anyone picks up the phone.
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 periodontal practices
Can the site explain what a periodontist is without giving advice?
Yes. A plain-language page describes the specialty, when a general dentist typically refers to one and what a first visit covers, as general information. Anything about a patient's own gums is left to your providers.
Can implant inquiries go to a different person than referrals?
Yes. Each request type can have its own destination per office, so implant consultations reach a treatment coordinator while dental referrals reach the front desk.
How are office schedules kept accurate?
Provider schedules by office are weekly detail updates. Email the change and it is applied that week to the provider page, the location page and the finder, without using a revision.
Can articles be written for referring dentists as well as patients?
Yes. An article on how the referral process works or what information helps a referral move quickly serves referrers, while articles on what to expect from treatment serve patients. Both are general information with sources.
See it built for periodontics.
A live walk-through, on your screen, of the site you would get. Thirty minutes, no slides.