Online appointment requests
The /visit flow walks a real request — reason, time, callback — without sending anything, because there is nobody to call back. On a real build it lands in the front-desk inbox and a person confirms the same business day.
Spec sheet · The honest part
Kestrel Ridge Dental is not real. The site is.
The practice, its people, the address, and the phone number are all fiction — the name was verified against working dental businesses so nobody real gets shadowed, the whole site is kept out of search on purpose, and every page says so in the footer. Everything the site does is exactly what a real small practice gets.
Every price public
The full list on /services renders from one content file. Ranges say exactly what moves them, and the written treatment plan carries the exact number before any work starts — the same honesty bar the practice would be held to.
Insurance-math honesty
Benefits run before the visit, the estimate of your share in writing, claims filed for you — explained in plain words on /new-patients instead of hiding behind "we accept most plans."
No-lecture positioning
The differentiator is a promise, stated and repeated: facts and prices, never scolding. Pages are written for the person who has been avoiding this call for years.
Honest placeholders
Chart frames mark where real photographs land during onboarding, and team credentials stay generic until a real dentist’s real license replaces them. No stock people, no AI faces — if it isn’t real, it’s a labeled slot.
What this costs, for a real practice
This build is the Growth plan — $159/mo on a 12-month agreement (or $750 setup + $129/mo, month-to-month). Real prices, published, at chavezdigitalworks.com/pricing.
Built by Chavez Digital Works — Aurora, CO.