A Dental Practice Website in Târgoviște, Arranged Around the Questions Asked on the Phone
At the reception of a dental practice in Târgoviște, the phone rings twice for the same patient. The first time before the appointment, in the patient's own words rather than the textbook's: “I need a post crown”, “I've got a dead tooth that's gone dark”. The second time in the evening, after the treatment, once he's back home in Moreni or Pucioasa and no longer quite sure what he was told on the way out.
Your assistant answers both, day after day, in almost the same words. At MPO Web Studio, we build your Târgoviște practice's website starting from exactly those answers, and you get the mock-up free of charge, so the person who picks up the phone can try it out herself.
Professional website from €290 · delivered in 3–7 days
How it works
- 1We build you a free demo of your site
- 2You tell us what to change
- 3You pay only if you love it
“A post crown”, “a filling”, “a dead tooth”
On the phone, nobody asks for an obturation or an endodontic treatment. People ask for a filling or a post crown, they say they have a dead tooth or a gold crown fitted thirty years ago. Your assistant in Târgoviște translates every day, without even thinking about it, from their words into the dentist's and back again. A site written only in correct terms loses the person who searches for “post crown” and lands on “post-and-core restoration”: he thinks he has come to the wrong place and closes the page. A site written only in patients' words sounds unprofessional to someone comparing practices. The answer is the one your assistant already uses at the receiver: the patient's word in the heading, the exact explanation underneath. We don't invent the list of these words. She collects it, from the calls of an ordinary week.
The evening call after an extraction
Aftercare instructions following an extraction or a root canal treatment are given at the practice door, in two minutes, to someone who still can't feel half of his face. By the time he gets home, to Moreni, to Pucioasa or to a neighbourhood of Târgoviște, half of them have faded. In the evening he calls: how long he should wait before eating, whether a little more bleeding is normal, whether he can take the painkiller he already has at home. If he reaches someone, your assistant repeats what he was told on the way out, often after the practice has closed. If not, he looks for the answer on forums and finds everything he shouldn't have read. A practice that puts these instructions on its site, written by the dentist, one paragraph per treatment, gives the patient something to reread calmly, and the evening phone is left with only the questions that really need a person.
The phone questions decide the order of the page
The free mock-up carries your practice's name from the start, the treatments you actually provide and your real opening hours; the site at /demo/stomatologie only shows the direction. Before you send us your notes, you leave it on your assistant's phone for a few days. She does one simple thing: on every call, she checks whether the answer can be found in the mock-up and puts a tick next to the question on a sheet kept by the receiver. After a week, that sheet shows what needs to move to the top of the page, what's missing altogether and what can move further down. The one round of revisions included in the price rests on it, so the final layout isn't guessed by us but counted by the person who answers the phone. Everything is discussed on WhatsApp with our team in Cluj-Napoca. A practice website starts at €290, goes online within a few days and comes with a 7-day guarantee after launch.
Frequently asked questions
I give the aftercare instructions myself, at the door. If we also write them on the site, won't the patient mix up what I told him with what he reads?+
Not if the text on the site is genuinely yours. You send us on WhatsApp the instructions you give now, the way you say them, and we arrange them one paragraph per treatment, without adding anything of our own. At the top we state that the advice given at the practice takes precedence, and at the bottom, what to do if a problem doesn't go away. A patient who reads in the evening the same words he heard on the way out has no reason to get confused.
And what if the patient reads the instructions on the site and still calls?+
Let him call: the page doesn't replace the phone, it only shortens the conversation. Your assistant no longer dictates everything from the start; she tells him where to look or sends him the link to the right paragraph on WhatsApp. The calls that still come in after a few weeks show you what's missing from the page, and the ticks on the sheet by the receiver tell us what is worth adding.
My assistant has collected more questions than fit on a one-page site. What do we do with the rest?+
We split them by the moment they're asked. Questions from before the appointment go on the main page, with short answers. Those from after treatment go into the aftercare block, which your assistant sends as a link. On the one-page site, the €290 option, both fit as long as the answers stay short. If you want a page for each treatment, with complete instructions, the total goes up, and we give you the exact figure before we start on it.
What happens to new questions that come up on the phone once the site is already live?+
For the first 7 days after launch, the guarantee covers anything that doesn't work as agreed. New questions, though, belong to the life of the practice: a treatment you've just introduced, a day you work later. Your assistant notes them on the same sheet, and when a few have built up, you send them to us on WhatsApp; we tell you in advance whether adding them costs anything. That way the site keeps pace with the receiver.
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