Practical guides, no fluff.
Straight answers to the questions business owners actually ask about websites, AI assistants and getting found online — with honest ranges and no invented statistics.
How long should a new website take?
Most sites take weeks to months; a focused one can be live in 7–10 days. The honest bit: what decides it is usually your content readiness and revisions — not the agency. Plus a realistic day-by-day timeline.
Read the guideCatching the after-hours enquiries you’re losing
A lot of interest arrives after hours, when no one’s there to answer — and people book with whoever replies first. Work out the real cost for your own practice, then see how a safety-tested AI assistant catches them 24/7.
Read the guideWhat a dental practice website costs in the UK — and what changes the price
Honest 2026 price ranges — from about £1,500 to £10,000+ — plus the three things that actually move the number, the ongoing costs people forget, and how to judge a quote.
Read the guideWhat an AI patient assistant is — and what it should never do
What a good AI receptionist does for a dental practice — and the five lines a safe one should never cross: inventing facts, giving clinical advice, or handling an emergency itself.
Read the guideComing soon
- Getting found in the age of AI search
- Turning interest into booked customers
New guides publish regularly. Every figure is sourced or framed so you can do the maths yourself — no invented statistics, ever.