Websites for dental clinics: fast booking, accessible forms, nothing to patch
New patients find a dentist on their phone and book from the first site that works. We rebuild clinic sites so booking loads in under two seconds, forms are accessible, and there's no plugin layer for attackers.
What’s at stake for dental clinics
- Section 504 deadlines
- Practices that accept Medicare or Medicaid must make their websites meet WCAG 2.1 AA from 11 May 2027 with 15 or more employees, and from 10 May 2028 with fewer.1
- Accessibility lawsuits
- More than 5,000 digital accessibility lawsuits were filed in the US in 2025, and 45% of federal cases targeted businesses that had been sued before.2
What we build instead
- Booking and new-patient forms that work with a keyboard and a screen reader, with no third-party widget slowing the page.
- Treatment, pricing and insurance pages your front desk can update in a visual editor.
- A page for each location with its own hours, map and structured data.
A working example: Harbor Dental
A two-location family practice with online booking, clear treatment prices and new-patient forms. The business is fictional; the site, its speed and its accessibility are real.
- Mobile
- 95
- Accessibility
- 100
- JavaScript
- 11.4 KB
- Pages
- 30
Lighthouse on a phone, recorded on October 28, 2026.
Open Harbor Dental
Fixed prices, hosting included
Every quote is fixed after the free scan. Hosting on Cloudflare’s free tier costs nothing.
Launch
Up to 10 pages. Clinics, studios, practices.
from $2,900
Practice
Up to 40 pages, forms, booking, multi-location.
from $6,500
Catalogue
Hundreds to thousands of product or listing pages.
from $12,000
Care
Optional, after launch: monitoring, monthly edits and a person on call.
$149 a month
Guides for dental clinics
- Healthcare websites and the HHS Section 504 rule: the deadlines
Providers that take Medicare or Medicaid must make their websites meet WCAG 2.1 AA. The deadlines are May 2027 and May 2028.
- WCAG 2.2 explained for business owners, with a checklist
What the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines are, what changed in version 2.2, and the checks that matter most for a small-business site.
- Is your WordPress site a security risk? Plugins, PHP and what to check
Over half of WordPress sites run a plugin with a known vulnerability. The five things to check on yours, and what to do about each.
Or read the questions owners ask us.