Case study / K-Dentistry

A clinic that hands you the plan in writing, before anything starts.

Dental practice/Nereju, Focșani, Romania/Brand, site and patient journey
K-Dentistry home page with the headline and booking actions

K-Dentistry is a single practice in Nereju led by Dr. Cosmin-Andrei Chichiur, covering implantology, oral surgery, orthodontics, prosthetics, endodontics and periodontics in one place. The site is built around the thing patients actually hesitate over: what happens, in what order, and what it costs. The treatment path is laid out in five stages with the timing of each, the plan arrives in writing before any decision, and the technology section names the instruments instead of claiming to be state of the art.

patient rating published on the site
5.0patient rating published on the site
happy smiles, as stated by the clinic
1,500+happy smiles, as stated by the clinic
to a fixed provisional on All-on-4
24hto a fixed provisional on All-on-4

The work

Four decisions carry the site, and every one of them is about hesitation.

A patient in a village practice is deciding whether a complex treatment is worth the trip and the money. Every decision below removes one reason to postpone that call.

01

The cost, stated early

The price of the first step is on the page, and the full cost arrives in writing before anything is agreed to.

  • Initial consultation priced at 100 RON, inside the journey rather than buried in a price list
  • Written plan with stages, duration, costs and alternatives, before any decision
  • A separate tariffs page, linked from the main navigation
02

The path, in five stages

A timeline from first visit to six-month monitoring, so the commitment has a visible shape before it is made.

  • Consultation and assessment, then imaging and diagnosis on the same day
  • Treatment plan explained in two to three days
  • Coordinated treatment: surgeon, prosthodontist and orthodontist working from one plan
  • Scheduled check-ups and cleanings every six months
03

Structured by treatment

Nine treatment areas, numbered, each with what it is, what it uses and which sub-treatments it covers, because that is how patients search.

  • Implants, All-on-4 and All-on-6, dentures, endodontics, cavities, whitening, hygiene, extractions and emergencies
  • Named systems: Megagen implants, Botiss augmentation, Jason membrane
  • Round-the-clock emergency line for acute pain, trauma and abscesses
04

Evidence instead of adjectives

Before and after cases with a drag comparison, and a technology section that names each instrument and the role it plays in the diagnosis.

  • Case comparison with the treatment, the duration and the team involved
  • Digital intraoral scanning, endodontics under a microscope, study models and simulations
  • Sterilisation protocol with instrument traceability at every visit

What shipped

Treatment list with nine numbered areas
TreatmentsThe question is what this practice actually does. Nine areas, numbered, each with the system it uses and the sub-treatments it covers.
Five-stage patient journey timeline
Patient journeyThe question is what someone is committing to. Five stages with their timing, from the first visit to monitoring every six months.
Before and after case comparison with a drag slider
CasesThe question is whether it works here, not in a brochure. A before and after comparison with the treatment, the duration and the team.

Brand colour

Olive, cream and one lime, used in that order of quantity.

Measured from the live site rather than picked: the deep olive covers the most surface, the cream carries the reading, and the lime is the only colour with a job, which is why there is so little of it.

Deep olive

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Dark sections and the primary button

The largest single surface on the page. Carries the implant sections and the one solid dark CTA.

Bar widths match how much of the interface each colour covers · select to copy

Typography

A serif that promises, a sans that explains.

Display

Source Serif 4

Semibold, used for the promise and for figures. Measured at 132px on the rating and 76px in the hero, never below 34px.

Body and interface

Roboto

Carries 12,224 of the characters on the page. Body sits at 15px with 1.65 leading, section headings at 72px bold.

Data

Roboto

There is no monospace on the site. Prices and durations run in the body face, and the figures that matter are set in the serif instead.

Dentistry built around a clear plan

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How treatment works at K-Dentistry

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From consultation and diagnosis to complex treatments, our practice offers you attentive care, clear explanations and solutions tailored to your situation.

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Same line, four sizes · tracking tightens as it grows

Dentistry built around a clear plan

Dentistry built around a clear plan

Dentistry built around a clear plan

Dentistry built around a clear plan

Design

Five screens, each answering the next question a patient asks.

Captured from the live site. Each screen exists to answer the question a patient asks at that point, and the order of the screens is the order of the questions.

K-Dentistry home page with the headline and booking actions

Home

The question is whether this practice is serious and whether it is reachable. The fold answers with a written promise, availability this week, the location and a rating.

  • Availability stated before anything is asked of the visitor
  • One primary action in lime, one secondary in outline, never competing
  • Rating and patient count sit on the photograph, not in a carousel
Treatment list with nine numbered areas

Treatments

The question is what this practice actually does. Nine areas, numbered, each with the system it uses and the sub-treatments it covers.

  • Numbered list rather than a grid, because the order runs from most to least complex
  • Named systems instead of "modern technology"
  • A single product image carries the section, so the copy stays scannable
Five-stage patient journey timeline

Patient journey

The question is what someone is committing to. Five stages with their timing, from the first visit to monitoring every six months.

  • Timing on every stage: same day, two to three days, every six months
  • The consultation price appears here, at the moment it is relevant
  • Alternating sides down a spine, so the sequence reads as time passing
Before and after case comparison with a drag slider

Cases

The question is whether it works here, not in a brochure. A before and after comparison with the treatment, the duration and the team.

  • Drag comparison rather than two images side by side
  • Duration stated in the case, not in the marketing copy
  • A visible note that results vary by patient
Technology section naming the clinical instruments

Technology

The question is what is behind the diagnosis. Six instruments, each with the role it plays, and a first line that refuses the phrase "state of the art".

  • Each instrument stated with its purpose in the treatment
  • Sterilisation and traceability given the same weight as the microscope
  • Two images only, so the section stays a list of facts
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