Short answer
Dentoryxa offers eight services for dental practices: new website design, redesign, local landing pages, multi-location websites, mobile optimization, SEO-ready structure, appointment request forms and speed optimization. Each one can be booked alone, and each is written to fit Canadian rules on dental advertising, privacy and accessibility.
How the services fit together
Most of the work on a dental website falls into three layers. The first is the structure: which pages exist, how they link to each other and how search engines read them. The second is the content: what each page says about your treatments, your team and your location. The third is the experience: how fast the pages load, how they behave on a phone and how easy it is to ask for an appointment.
A new build covers all three layers at once. A practice with a site that already works well may only need one layer fixed. For example, a clinic with good content but slow pages can book speed optimization without touching the design. A group opening a second location can add multi-location pages to an existing site.
What every service includes
Whichever service you choose, a few things are always part of the work.
- A review of the advertising rules from your provincial regulator before any claims, reviews or patient images appear on a page.
- Plain, accessible markup built to WCAG 2.2 Level AA. That also covers WCAG 2.0 Level AA, the legal standard Ontario sets for organizations with 50 or more employees under the AODA.
- Pages that load quickly on mobile networks and are tested at phone widths before launch.
- Clear ownership: your domain, your hosting account and your files.
- A short written handover so your team knows how to update hours, team members and notices.
Choosing where to start
If you are not sure which service you need, start with the questions below.
- Is the site older than about five years, hard to edit or built on a platform you no longer pay for? Look at website redesign.
- Are you opening a practice or rebranding completely? Look at dental website design.
- Do patients tell your front desk they could not find your hours or address on their phone? Look at mobile optimization.
- Do you serve patients from several neighbourhoods or towns? Look at local landing pages.
- Is your contact form an email link, or does it ask for health details it does not need? Look at appointment request forms.
The free project planner asks sixteen questions and gives you a brief you can use with any designer. It is a good first step even if you have not chosen a provider.
Questions about our services
Can I hire you for just one of these services?
Yes. Each service stands on its own. You can start with a speed fix or an appointment form and add a redesign later. The quote reflects only the work you choose.
Do you work outside Ontario?
Yes. We work with practices across Canada. Advertising rules come from each provincial regulator, so we check the rules for your province before writing claims, reviews or before-and-after content.
Do you provide marketing or advertising campaigns?
No. Dentoryxa designs and builds websites and sets up the technical foundations for search. We do not run paid advertising campaigns or social media accounts.
Who owns the website when it is finished?
You do. You get the domain in your name, access to hosting and the full source files. If you move to another provider, you take everything with you.
