Mini site for dentists
Treatments shown with photos, a calendar for patients to request appointments, a health form before they arrive, WhatsApp and a map at minisitee.com/yourname. You set it up yourself, from your phone.
Day to day
Booking visits, explaining what the first appointment is like and asking each patient for their history takes time that should go to your patients.
Without minisitee
With minisitee
Suggested structure
This is how the finished mini site looks, top to bottom. Next to each part, the tool you use to create it.
Appear when you fill them in: Google review, Address with map, Social networks.
Tools
You add only what you use. Each tool can be added, removed or moved with a tap.
You open the days and set the length of each slot; the patient requests one and you confirm it in Configure.
Cards with a photo and plain wording for cleaning, braces, whitening or implants; the price shows only if you want it to.
Up to 20 questions on allergies, medication and the reason for the visit; answers reach Configure before the patient does.
Reception, treatment room and team, so patients get to know the office before their first visit.
A shortcut with a ready message for people in pain or with a quick question about a treatment.
A map to find the office; it helps to write in the text where to park.
Answers that open on tap: does it hurt, how long does it take, do you see children, what is the first visit like.
A button that takes people you have treated straight to reviewing your practice on Google.
Online booking
You set your working days, how long each slot lasts and how much notice you need for requests.
From Instagram, a card or the QR code at reception, they see your treatments and what the first visit is like.
Among the days and hours you opened, they request the one that suits them and leave name, email and WhatsApp.
In Configure you confirm the request and see the health form answers before the visit.
Guide
People looking for a dentist arrive in pain, nervous or in a hurry, and your mini site has to answer that right away. Here is an order that makes sense for your office.
Put the WhatsApp button near the top with a ready message like “Hi, I have a toothache, do you have an opening today?”. Someone in pain will not pick a day on a calendar; they want to talk to a person. Right below, add one honest line about emergencies: “I see urgent cases depending on the day’s schedule, message me on WhatsApp”. Do not promise a slot you cannot keep, because that creates more complaints than it prevents.
In the Product or Service cards, write like patients talk: “Cleaning”, “Braces”, “Whitening”, “Implant”, “Children’s teeth”. Words like “prophylaxis” or “oral rehabilitation” push people away. Use a photo of the office or the materials, never a patient’s face. Price is optional; if you show one, first check what your professional board allows in advertising, including before-and-after photos and promotions.
Much of the fear comes from not knowing what will happen. With a List or Text tool, explain it in three steps: a talk about what bothers them, an exam with an explanation of what was found, and only then a plan you agree on together. Next put the Agenda and, after it, the Form with the health history: allergies, current medication, past surgeries, pregnancy. Arriving with that already answered saves the first ten minutes in the chair.
In the Gallery, show the reception, a clean and tidy treatment room and the team, if you have one. That is what calms someone who has never been there. Finish with the Address with map, adding a landmark and where to park in the text, and the Google review button for people you have already treated.
Best practices
A dental practice mixes three audiences in one link: people in pain who want a slot today, people booking a routine checkup, and nervous people who just want to know what will happen.
On the free plan, only the first three tools show.
Use Text to say what you really do: “Pain, swelling or a broken tooth: message me on WhatsApp and I will fit you in depending on the day’s schedule.” Do not write “24 hours” unless you answer 24 hours a day.
Patients search “cleaning”, “braces”, “wisdom tooth”, “root canal”, “whitening”.
The Agenda accepts slots of 15, 30, 45, 60, 90 or 120 minutes, and all slots share the same length.
The Form accepts up to 20 fields, but a long form scares people on a phone.
Ask “Do you take dental insurance?” directly, in the Form and in the FAQ, with the plans you accept and your reimbursement rule, if any.
Dental board rules commonly restrict price and promotion posts, before-and-after photos, giveaways and any promise of results.
Without promising results, watch three things every month: how many Agenda requests arrived and how many you confirmed, how many forms listed “pain” as the reason, and how many repeated questions still show up on WhatsApp. If many people ask “do you take insurance?”, the answer is not visible enough.
Other businesses
Show your treatments, open your calendar and get the health form before your next patient sits in the chair.
Create my dentist mini siteFAQ
Yes. With the Booking calendar tool, they pick a day and a free slot and request the booking. You confirm in Configure.
Use the WhatsApp button with a ready message like “I’m in pain, do you have an opening?” and write in a Text tool how you handle emergencies. The Agenda is for scheduled visits; you arrange a squeeze-in by chatting.
Yes. With the Form you create up to 20 questions, with text, number, date or multiple-choice answers, and the answers arrive in Configure.
Yes. The Gallery and the treatment cards accept photos. If you advertise treatments, follow your professional board's guidelines on advertising.
It works as your practice's page. You present the team and the treatments, and patients request appointments at the same link.
Yes, in a Text tool or in the header description. Follow your professional board’s advertising rules on what may appear, such as prices, promotions and before-and-after photos.
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