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A website for your dental clinic.

Patients look for a dentist on their phone, usually at a bad moment. They need your treatments, your timings and one number to call.

Who this is for

Single-dentist clinics and small multi-chair practices in Indian cities that get patients from walk-ins, WhatsApp and Google Maps, and have no website, or only an Instagram page or an old page nobody updates.

What your customers search for

These are the shapes of searches we saw in Google’s autocomplete on 30 October 2026: “dentist in andheri west”, “orthodontist in bandra”, “pediatric dentist in dadar”, “cosmetic dentist in dadar”, “best dentist in ghatkopar east” and “dentist in bandra west open now”. Patients name the area, often the side of the railway line or a sector number, and sometimes the kind of dentist.

On Google Maps they tap Call or Directions from the listing. In an AI assistant they ask in a sentence, such as which dentist near them does a certain treatment, and the assistant quotes whatever it can read. Our five-question test shows what it says about you today.

What your website needs

• Treatments in plain text. One line each, in words a patient uses (“tooth removal”, “braces”), not an image of a poster.
• Clinic hours, including the days you are closed and any lunch break. “Open now” is a common search, so wrong hours cost visits.
• One appointment line. The same phone number and WhatsApp number as on Google, and a button that opens a chat.
• Address with a landmark and the side or sector, written the way Google shows it, plus the nearest station or road and which floor you are on.
• Doctors’ names and qualifications, and registration number, exactly as you state them. We write only what you give us. We do not verify credentials.
• Leave out patient testimonials, before-and-after photos, recordings of procedures and offers such as free check-ups, unless your State Dental Council says they are fine. See the note below.

What your Google Business Profile needs

• Use the name on your signboard. Google does not allow extra words in the name, such as a tagline or location details.
• Pick the most specific category that is true, and as few as possible.
• Hours: Google asks for regular customer-facing hours, and says some businesses, including those that operate only by appointment, should not list hours. Decide which you are, then keep it the same on your site.
• Photos: a clear shot of the entrance so patients can recognise it, the reception and the clinic. JPG or PNG, in focus and not heavily filtered.

A note on what dentists may publish

On 14 October 2026 the Ethics and Dental Registration Board of the National Dental Commission issued an advisory to all registered dental practitioners. It cites the Revised Dentists (Code of Ethics) Regulations, 2014 and flags patient testimonials, before-and-after photographs, recording or broadcasting procedures, misleading treatment claims and oversized signboards. It says violations may lead to disciplinary action.

So we never write testimonials or invent reviews, and we add only what you send. What your clinic publishes is your decision. If you are unsure, ask your State Dental Council. We are a web studio, not your regulator, and this is not legal advice. Premium can show your Google rating up front; tell us if you would rather it did not.

What the free preview contains

• A private link with two versions of your website, Basic and Premium. Open it on your phone.
• Built from your Google listing and anything you send: services, hours, photos. We never make up reviews, prices or photos. If you have no photo of your own, the preview uses a type-and-colour look, never a stock picture of someone else’s room.
• Call, WhatsApp and directions in one tap, your hours and a map.
• Your facts written as plain text and as structured data, plus an llms.txt file, so Google and AI assistants such as ChatGPT can read them.

It is free. No card, no call. You only pay if you keep it, and if you say no we delete it.

In your city

• Dentists in MumbaiMumbai patients type the suburb, the side of the railway line and often a landmark. Your website and listing need those same words.
• Dentists in Navi MumbaiNavi Mumbai is planned in nodes and numbered sectors, and patients search that way. The sector number is part of the search.
• Dentists in ThaneThane patients search by side of the station, by road and by estate, and they ask for “near me” and “open now”.

Keep going

• Local SEO for dentistsA sourced guide to being found by patients nearby.
• Google Business Profile checklist for IndiaStep by step, with sources.
• Free visibility testSee how Google, answer boxes and ChatGPT read your current website.
• Does my business show up in ChatGPT?A ten-minute, five-question test.
• Schema markup for a local businessThe facts a machine reads, with a copy-paste example.