Dental Clinic

Dental Clinic is a five-page website for a practice competing on trust rather than on discount. Two structural choices carry it: the whole price list is published — twenty treatments including root canals and crowns — and every page repeats that nothing is decided while the patient is lying in the chair.
Pages included

Home — hero promising the price and the plan before treatment, four quick facts, six treatment cards each carrying a price, a four-step first-visit walkthrough, a section for anxious patients written as four things done automatically, three reviews including a four-star one, and an emergency call panel.
Treatments — the full price table grouped into routine, restorative, crowns, orthodontics and urgent; three alternating detail blocks with what is included and how many visits; three payment routes; and a five-item FAQ about cost, second opinions and missed appointments.
Dentists — four practitioner profiles with days worked and specialisms, a working day switcher for opening hours, and three practice standards including referral without a fee.
Results — four cases in a working before/after slider built on a range input (keyboard-operable, and it cannot stick mid-drag), each with treatment, visits and cost — followed by a section on what the photographs do not show.
Appointments — a request form with dentist and time preference and a date field that cannot be set before tomorrow, an urgent-cases box directing pain to the telephone, contact and access details, a slot grid by day with taken slots greyed, new-patient guidance, and five booking questions.

Design and style. Clinical without being cold: teal and amber on a pale blue-grey, Poppins over Inter, pill buttons, generously rounded cards, a solid sticky header with a contact strip above it. The shared script carries the mobile menu, an accordion that closes its siblings, day tabs, the comparison sliders and the date guard — all vanilla and null-guarded, since it runs on every page.
Before you publish. The price table is the reason this template works; replace every row with your own and keep the figures on the home page's treatment cards in step with it — two prices for the same treatment on two pages is the error patients notice. The anxious-patient promises and the "nothing sold from the chair" standard are commitments your reception and surgery must actually keep. Before/after images need written consent that can be withdrawn, and the slot grid dates fast: either update it or replace it with general availability. Forms use named inputs with no action attribute, so PageHub attaches the handler on publish and requests arrive in Form Submissions with treatment type, dentist and preferred time attached.
Best suited to dental practices and orthodontists, aesthetic and skin clinics, physiotherapy and chiropractic, veterinary surgeries, optometrists — any clinic where the patient's real hesitation is not knowing what it will cost.