Websites for dental practices, private clinics and pediatric dentistry. The main job of your site is not the nice photo but preparing the cost conversation before anyone sits in the chair.
Dentistry is the field where people pay four figure sums out of their own pocket. Anyone hearing about that for the first time in the treatment room rarely agrees on the spot. They say they will think about it and never call back.
A website can take this part over. It calmly explains why an implant costs more than a bridge and what public insurance contributes. Patients who read that arrive with expectations matching reality.
The side effect is uncomfortable and still good: you get fewer enquiries. But those who do come know what they are getting into. For a practice with a full calendar that is the better trade.
A group practice needs a different site than a private clinic, and a family practice a different one again. Open the concepts in the window or fullscreen. All three are design studies by creatingfaces with fictional practices.
Bright surfaces, plenty of space and a calm green. This direction suits group practices with several dentists that address both public and private patients. Emergency hours and appointment booking sit right at the top.
Dark tones, a serif and gold as the single accent. Made for private practices focused on implantology or aesthetics. The structure explains what the higher price stands for before any numbers come up.
Soft shapes, warm colors and generous spacing. This direction is for family practices, pediatric dentistry and anyone treating many anxious patients. The first visit gets its own detailed page.
PREISE // VORHER
A dedicated page explaining what public insurance covers, what you bill privately and where the difference comes from. Not a price list but an explanation. Patients who read it beforehand sit down more relaxed.
AKUT // HEUTE
Someone in pain is not looking for your range of services but for the next free slot. That information belongs at the very top, not under contact.
ANGST // ABBAU
For anxious patients and parents a dedicated page describing the process step by step. What happens first, how long it takes, when you can stop. That lowers the barrier more than any photo.
Against before and after images. They look good and are legally delicate because they promise a result that cannot be guaranteed. We describe the process instead.
Against review stars on your own site that nobody can verify. Real Google reviews are worth more than a self built widget, and Google can tell the difference anyway.
And against stock photos of smiling models with perfect teeth. Your patients recognise them because the same images sit on twenty other practice sites. A photo of your real waiting room works better, even if it is smaller.
Figures from keyword research for Austria, as of August 2026
None of these four questions is answered by an image carousel. That is why we start every dental site with the answers and build the design around them.
A professional practice website usually costs between 2.500€ and 8.000€. A compact site with design, services, team and contact starts at around 2.500€. Adding online booking, a detailed cost page, local search engine optimisation and a custom design puts it between 4.000€ and 8.000€ in most cases. You get a fixed price offer beforehand, so you do not experience yourself what we want to spare your patients.
Not as a price list, but as an explanation. A dedicated page describing what public insurance covers, what is billed privately and why an implant costs more than a bridge takes the tension out of the conversation in the treatment room. What your professional rules permit in detail is best clarified with your chamber, and we build exactly what you approve.
For a practice site expect four to eight weeks. In our experience the longest part is not design and build but the texts and the photos from your practice. If you already have both, it goes considerably faster.
We write the structure and a draft, you correct it professionally. With medical content there is no other way because we are not dentists. In practice it works well: we ask the questions your patients would ask and phrase your answers so they are understandable without specialist knowledge.
Through the district and the focus, not through the word dentist alone. People searching in Vienna search for dentist plus district, for anxious patients or for implants. On top of that a well kept Google Business Profile often does more for local searches than the website itself. We set up both.