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How to Build a Dental Clinic Website in Framer (Free Template)

A practical guide to what a dental practice website needs, page by page, plus a free Framer template that includes all of it.

A good dental website does one job above all: it helps a nervous new patient feel confident enough to book. That means clear services, real faces, straight answers about insurance and an easy way to schedule. Here’s how to build one in Framer, using my free template Luma as the starting point.

The pages every dental website needs

  • A home page that shows who you are, what you treat and how to book

  • Service pages for each treatment area, from cleanings to implants

  • A team page with individual dentist profiles

  • Insurance and payment information

  • A new patient page that explains the first visit

  • Contact details, hours and location, with click-to-call on mobile

  • Privacy, accessibility and HIPAA notice pages

Luma includes every one of these, with realistic placeholder copy written in plain English.

Step 1: Start from the template

Preview Luma, then enter your email on the template page to get the remix link. Remixing creates your own copy of the site in Framer, including all pages, styles and CMS content.

Step 2: Update your services and team

Luma comes with six service pages: preventive, restorative, cosmetic, Invisalign and braces, implants and surgery, and emergency care. Edit or remove them to match what your practice offers. The clinician directory runs on the CMS, so adding a dentist is as simple as adding a new item with a photo and bio.

Step 3: Make booking effortless

Most patients visit your site on a phone. Luma places booking buttons and click-to-call throughout, so someone can go from a service page to a phone call in one tap. Point these at your scheduling tool or front desk number.

Step 4: Handle patient forms carefully

Luma includes new patient form pages, but patient information is sensitive. Connect those forms to a HIPAA-compliant form tool before collecting real patient data.

Step 5: Help people find you

Write each service page around the questions patients actually ask, like “Does a crown hurt?” or “How long does Invisalign take?” Add your city to page titles and descriptions, and keep your address and hours consistent with your Google Business Profile.

Need a custom dental website?

If you’d like your practice’s website designed from scratch around your brand, let’s talk. Or start today with Luma, the free dental template.

Written by Flor

I’m a product and web designer based in Austin, Texas, and I make free Framer templates for small businesses and creatives. If you’d like a website designed around your brand, I’d love to hear about it.