A dental clinic site that answers the price question before the chat
The problem
A dental clinic's WhatsApp fills with the same questions all day — how much is a scaling, which dentist is in today, is it open on Saturday, what does a throbbing tooth need. The front desk answers them one by one between patients, and the price list lives in a photo nobody can find.
What we built
Ten kinds of page in Indonesian and English, drawn as a miniature crew tending giant teeth. Every treatment has its own page with the starting price, the steps, the visits and the aftercare written down, and the dentists' weekly roster is on the site. A symptom check turns "my tooth throbs" into the likely treatment and its starting price as the patient taps. Booking fills an appointment card with the treatment, dentist, day and time, then sends one WhatsApp message that already says all of it.
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