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Fill in the profile.
Your name, phone, emergency line, email, address, how to get here, opening hours and the team. One typed file, with the demo practice already filled in so you can see what goes where.
A website for dental practices
Answer the question before the phone rings.
Openwide is a complete website for a dental practice. It explains every treatment in plain words, shows an honest price range, knows whether you are open right now, and gives new patients a checklist they can print. Edit one profile and one price list, and it is yours.
Static files. No server, no account, no tracking.
Your estimate
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Number of teeth
Total
$165 – $270
Indicative and before insurance. This card uses the same price list the real app reads.
Six things every patient asks before they book.
Most practice websites answer none of them. So the front desk does, on the phone, all day.
How it works
Yours in an afternoon.
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Set your prices.
Twelve treatments ship with a from and to price and a unit: per visit, per tooth or per treatment. Change the numbers and every page updates, from the services list to the estimator total.
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Publish the folder.
It builds to plain files. Put them on any host that serves HTML, with no server, no database and no accounts to keep patched. Light and dark follow the visitor's phone.
The guide text, the estimator maths, the checklist, the router and the accessibility work are already done. You never touch them.
What is inside
Everything a patient looks for, already written.
A range, not a quote.
Tick the treatments you expect, set how many teeth where it matters, and watch the total move. The disclaimer sits beside every price, and the estimate is remembered when they come back.
Twelve treatments explained like a good dentist would.
What it is, why you might need it, what happens step by step, how long it takes, and what to do afterwards. Written for an anxious patient, not a textbook.
Hours that know what time it is.
The home page says open or closed in the visitor's own time zone and tells them when you next open. The moment you are closed, the emergency line appears right there.
A first-visit checklist they can print.
Nine things to do and bring, in three groups. Ticks are saved between visits. The printed version carries your name, address and phone, with a line for theirs.
The team and the door.
Four people with initials, roles and a short bio. No stock photos to licence. Address, parking, transit and an Open in Maps link, so nobody circles the block.
Honest by default.
Light and dark follow the system. Keyboard, screen reader and reduced motion are respected on every page. No cookies, no tracking, no backend, and the price disclaimer appears wherever a price does.
Live demo
This is the real thing, not a mockup.
The demo practice is Brightwater Dental, a fictional office in Brookfield, CA, with 555 numbers. Everything in the frame is the shipped app. Click around; your estimate and checklist are saved in your browser.
Straight answers.
Does it need a server?
No. It is a folder of static files. Any web host that serves HTML will do, and there is nothing to update or back up.
Are the prices real?
They are typical ranges, and every page says so. You set your own, and the disclaimer stays beside every price: indicative, before insurance, confirmed in a written plan after an examination.
Can I change the currency or the time format?
Currency and locale are two fields in the profile. Times are plain text, so 12-hour clocks are a find-and-replace.
Does it take bookings?
Not online. Every page has a one-tap call button and an email link. If you want a booking system later, nothing here gets in its way.
Open wide.
See the demo practice. Then make it yours.
Open the demo practiceStatic files. No account. No tracking.