Dental Clinic Website
A redesign for a small dental clinic group. Patients start from what they feel, see treatments and costs per tooth, and pick a dentist and time; reception runs the day from a chair board on a tablet.

01The Challenge
The old site was a single page where both the reservation and price list buttons led to a page of links, and no price list could be found there. Only four treatments showed a price, while the rest were mentioned in a long paragraph.
Booking meant messaging a WhatsApp number per branch with no view of open times or dentist schedules. Large before-and-after mouth photos sat in the middle of the page, and the site and its link page listed a different number of branches.
02The Solution
The homepage opens with a search by complaint, then popular treatments, the full price list in expandable groups, the nearest open times, dentists and clinics. Choosing a complaint opens a two-arch dental chart beside the matching treatments: patients mark the affected teeth and the estimate updates in a bar along the bottom of the screen.
That estimate carries into a weekly grid of hours and days, filtered by clinic and dentist, and on to a confirmation code. At the front desk, a tablet board shows each chair as in treatment, being sterilised with a checklist, or free, alongside the queue, a timeline per chair and bills waiting at the cashier. The planned production stack is Next.js with Supabase.
03Key Features
- Complaint search as the starting point
- Full price list with units for 19 treatments
- Two-arch dental chart that calculates cost per tooth
- Estimate bar carried from treatment to confirmation
- Weekly schedule grid by clinic and dentist
- Chair board with a sterilisation checklist before reuse
- Reception queue, chair timeline and cashier list