A dental clinic where every patient's details were written down twice: on paper and on the computer.
We rebuilt the clinic's site and moved registration onto the patient's own phone: they write their details once, and the folder and the client in the calendar are created on their own.



The site, the form, and what happens on its own after it
The bellodent.md site
In Romanian, Russian and English, with online booking, opening hours and prices. Plus the clinic's Google listing, taken over and rebuilt.
The patient form
Patients write their details on their own phone before they come — instead of the sheet of paper at reception.
The automation
What the patient wrote becomes their folder and the client in the Altegio calendar, on its own. Nobody copies details by hand any more.
What the patient finds before they come
The old site was ours as well. We rebuilt it twice: first the content and structure, then the whole look.



Opening hours and prices, on the site
The old one showed them nowhere. Prices are shown as ranges, by service group.
Romanian, Russian and English
The clinic was already seeing patients in all three languages. The old site spoke only one.
One main button: “Book a visit”
Booking goes straight into the clinic's calendar.
Who used to write down a patient's details, and who writes them now

How many times are a customer's details written down in your business?
If the answer is “once on paper and once more on the computer”, the free audit looks at where your customers' details come in today and where they get written a second time.
✓ Free audit · The plan has a fixed price — if it does not convince you, you do not pay for it · We call you within one working day.
Client: Bellodent (SERIODENT S.R.L.) · Period: May–September 2026 · Modules: Websites & landing pages, Automation & CRM · Built with: Altegio (the clinic's calendar), Next.js · Site: bellodent.md