"How much is this going to cost me?"
If you're a dentist, orthodontist, or own a dental practice, that's probably your first question about getting a website. And it's a fair one. You're focused on patient care, not web design—you just want to know what you're getting into financially.
Here's the honest answer: a professional website for a dental practice typically costs between $600 and $4,000+, depending on what you need. Let me break that down so you understand exactly where your money goes.
Many solo practitioners start here—and for good reason. A one-page website includes everything a dental practice needs to get found online:
Who is this for? Solo dentists just starting their online presence, or those who want a simple way for new patients to find them and learn about their practice.
Real example:
A dentist in Edmonton started with a one-page website for $800. Within the first few months, they had several new patients mention they found the practice through Google and chose them because their website looked professional and trustworthy.
As your practice grows, you might need more space to showcase your services and attract more patients. A multi-page website includes everything in the one-page package, plus:
Who is this for? Established practices with multiple services, or those who want to rank for many keywords and build stronger patient trust.
Several factors can influence the final cost for a dental website:
Not sure what kind of website you need? Start with a Visibility Report for just $100. I'll review:
You'll get a personalized report with clear recommendations—including whether you need a one-page or multi-page website.
Think about it this way: every day, people in your area search for dentists. According to recent data, 77% of patients use online searches to find healthcare providers. Without a website, they can't find you.
A $600–$1,200 investment can bring you new patients for years to come. One new patient could be worth thousands over their lifetime of dental care.
The math is simple:
If a website brings you just 2 new patients per month, and each spends $500 annually (conservative estimate), that's $12,000 in new revenue per year. A $1,200 website pays for itself in just over a month.
If you're ready to bring more patients to your practice, let's talk. I'll help you choose the right option for your practice and give you a clear, upfront quote—no surprises.
Freelance web designer helping small businesses across Canada get found online. I build modern, mobile-friendly websites that attract customers.
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