Dental clinic website design in Marbella, built in English and Spanish.

A dental clinic website starts at €1,500: that covers a page per treatment, dentist profiles, the appointment-request wizard, English and Spanish versions, full SEO setup, Google reviews and analytics. A single-chair practice that only needs one page (treatments, hours, map, tap-to-call and WhatsApp) starts at €500. A patient portal, online payment or an AI bot belongs to the Platform & AI tier at €3,000+. The exact figure is a fixed quote you get on the first 15-minute call, and it does not change afterwards.

A dental clinic website with treatment pages, team profiles and booking takes one to two weeks; you hear the delivery date on the first call. The preview link arrives the day after that call: a real site you open on your own phone. Then one revision round, applied while we talk, and launch. Your part is the content: what each treatment involves, the team details and the legal wording.

A dental clinic website should include a page per treatment, the dentists by name, a way to request an appointment, and contact that works from a phone: tap-to-call, WhatsApp, and the emergency number if you take urgent cases. Then address, opening hours and directions for each location, Google reviews, the legal pages, and prices if you publish them. Underneath sits what patients never see: structured data telling Google this is a dentist at this address, and the tags that link each language version.

Yes, as a request that the clinic confirms. On Prisma Clinic's site the patient picks a service, a time and a location and leaves contact details; the request goes into the appointment system the clinic uses, and the clinic confirms by email or phone. What I built is the booking wizard and its connection to that system. On your site the wizard hands off to the software you already use if it accepts outside requests; otherwise it reaches the front desk by email or WhatsApp.

Yes, and multilingual versions are included in clinic sites from €1,500. Each language is a separate version, so Google can index both. Prisma Clinic runs in English, Spanish and Swedish. In the twelve months to 1 September 2026 its Search Console data shows 95 clicks from Sweden at an average position of 6.7, and top-three average positions for “zahnarzt marbella”, “dentiste marbella” and “tandarts marbella” without a page in German, French or Dutch.

A WordPress or Wix template is enough if the site only has to show an address, a phone number and opening hours, and I will tell you so on the call. What it rarely brings is what a clinic needs: a booking request that reaches your appointment book, language versions Google can index separately, and structured data for each dentist and location. Your site is custom-coded on Next.js — not WordPress, not Wix, not a page builder. The domain, code and data sit in accounts under your name.

Your clinic's site will be built to rank, and nobody can promise you a position. Prisma Clinic's Search Console data shows what that looks like in practice: over the twelve months to 1 September 2026 it averaged position 4.1 for “emergency dentist marbella”, 8.2 for “dentista urgencias marbella” and 10.7 for “dentista marbella”. Ranking for the broadest searches takes more than a website: a steady flow of Google reviews, a complete Business Profile and pages that each answer one query.

I cannot certify compliance; that belongs to your data-protection adviser. Your appointment form asks for name, contact, treatment, clinic and preferred time, and I add no field that asks for medical history; an optional free-text note goes in only if you want one. The site ships with the privacy policy, legal notice and consent wording you provide, and with a cookie banner; on Prisma Clinic's site that banner is connected to Google Consent Mode.