Before I email a practice, I test their appointment form. In most of the South Florida sites I've checked, the form has a silent failure: it accepts the submission, shows nothing, and the patient assumes it didn't work. She calls a practice that picks up.
I fix that — one time, on the form you already have, for $199.
The broken form and the fixed one, side by side. Takes about ten seconds.
The patient fills it in, clicks the button, and the page goes quiet. She can't tell whether it worked, so she doesn't wait to find out. You never learn she was there.
Not intentionally wrong numbers — dropped digits, transposed pairs, formats no dialer handles. Someone at the front desk tries twice, gets nothing, and the inquiry closes itself.
Every field past the minimum is a reason to stop. A form with nine required fields and a CAPTCHA has more in common with a tax return than a scheduling request.
A standard implant case collects roughly $4,344 nationally; Miami-area practices price implant plus crown at $4,500 to $6,000. The fix costs less than a tenth of one case.
Whoever handles your website pastes a short piece of code — one line added to a file they already manage. I can walk your web person through it on a call, or do it on a screen share while you stay logged in. You never hand me a password.
If I find something broken, I'll describe exactly what it is and what fixing it involves. No charge for that, and no obligation after.
I'm Marc Balashov. Dental Web Co. is me — not an agency you'll be handed to. I test the form before I reach out, so by the time we're talking I've already looked at your specific site. If something breaks after the fix, you email the same address you emailed to start.
Or email directly: marcbalashov@dentalwebco.com