The new-patient page exists to remove the unknowns that delay scheduling. What happens at the first visit, what does it cost, what do I bring, where do I park, how long will it take.
The new-patient page is one of the highest-converting pages on a medical site. Visitors are usually closer to scheduling than the homepage audience — they've already decided to consider this practice and want to know what they're signing up for.
The brief's job is to make sure the writer answers every question that gates the booking call. Done well, the page collapses the time between "I think I'll book" and "I clicked Schedule".
Medical visitors abandon scheduling at the moment of friction — when they don't know what to expect, what their insurance covers, or what the first appointment costs. The brief's structure pre-answers these one by one.
Warm, brief intro. The patient is here for information, not hello.
Walk through the visit: check-in, exam, X-rays, cleaning if appropriate, treatment plan discussion. Time estimate.
New-patient appointments are scheduled for 60 minutes — exam, X-rays, and a treatment plan discussion. If you're due for a cleaning and there's time, we may do that in the same visit.
Our new-patient exam and X-rays without insurance is $185. CareCredit is available for treatment plans, and we offer in-house monthly plans for plans over $500.
Often yes. If your dental history shows you'll need a deep cleaning rather than a routine one, we'll schedule that as a follow-up so you get the time it actually needs.
Tell us when you call to schedule. We can walk through the visit on the phone, take it slow, and discuss comfort options including nitrous oxide.
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