Everyone has favorites. While all of our websites’ before and after galleries are great, our designers are particularly proud of these.
The first is on Dr. Gregory Wright’s website. It features a film-slide style picture menu of headshots, and each page consists of a large after cutout, a before and after smile close up, and a clinical before and after shot, with the lips pulled back.
http://www.wrightsmiles.com/pages/gallery/gallery.htm
On the Cohen McClintock Dental site, the banner features black and white headshots of actual patients. As you hover the 
cursor over a picture, it turns full color. One click takes you to that patient’s before and after page where you can view an after headshot and close up before and after photos.
http://www.cohenmcclintockdental.com/pages/gallery/veneers.htm
Dr. Charles Botbol’s website for Studio B Dental in Toronto features an attractive before and after gallery. At the header, there is the same film-slide style picture menu that’s on Dr. Wright’s site. Then, stacked below are full face before and afters, smile before and afters, and nice clinical before and afters of the teeth and gums. The unique thing about Dr. Botbol’s gallery is the case study that follows all the photos. Text covers the problem, solution, treatment time, and results.
http://www.studiobdental.com/gallery.html
With a gold or platinum website, TNT offers a patient education page that includes links to library articles. About 100 articles are available to choose from. They’re written by dental copywriters who understand search engine optimization, but they’re easy to read for the general public. Here are the pros and cons of a dental library on your website:
Blog – Many factors contribute to how your website ranks on SERPS (search engine results pages) – longevity of your live domain, quality written content, design and layout, sitemap submission, tags, keywords, etc. However, if you want to go above and beyond traditional SEO marketing, write a blog. One post a week is sufficient. Blogs are considered news by search engines, so their content ranks well on SERPs. If you’d like to know more about blogging, 
You don’t say much. If that’s the case, you’re missing out. Search engine spiders feed on words. In fact, if you write – not necessarily well, but just coherently – your words could significantly boost your online popularity. There are three main ways to post written content online for search engine boosting purposes…but first, the basics.
In our 
Website’s not getting traffic? TNT Dental can help.
In the front office, your team members invest time answering telephone calls and responding to common questions that your website can answer…
What does user friendly mean? This term, in reference to a website, means that a person can easily operate or navigate the site. When information is hard to locate, when you can’t get back to the homepage easily, or if you feel overwhelmed by the content or design, the site you’re on is not user friendly.