Dentora - Responsive Dental Clinic HTML Template

Your patients’ first impression often begins online. Dentora helps dental practices welcome visitors with a polished, reassuring website that reflects the care and professionalism of the clinic.

Created for dental clinics and independent practices, Dentora gives your online presence a personal, trustworthy feel. It helps you present your practice with confidence and make potential patients feel informed before they get in touch.

Make Dentora the starting point for a website that feels as welcoming and professional as the care you provide.

Features

• Responsive layout for desktop, tablet, and mobile
• Pages for Home, About Us, Services, Service Details, FAQ, Contact, and 404
• Built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript; no build process or npm packages required
• PHP contact form with server-side validation and honeypot spam protection
• Editable SEO metadata, canonical URLs, Open Graph tags, robots.txt, and sitemap.xml

Requirements

• A modern web browser to preview the template
• A code editor to customize the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files
• Web hosting that supports HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files
• PHP support and a configured mail service to use the contact form
• An internet connection to load the Google Fonts used by the template

No Node.js, npm packages, database, or build tools are required.

Instructions

1. Extract the ZIP archive and keep the original folder structure intact.
2. Open index.html in a code editor. Replace the sample clinic name, text, services, team details, and contact information throughout the HTML pages.
3. Customize the images and visual style to match the clinic. Update the image paths and alt text if you replace any images.
4. Replace example.de in the SEO metadata, canonical URLs, robots.txt, and sitemap.xml. The template is set up for the /en/ directory; update root-relative paths if you install it elsewhere.
5. In contact-handler.php, set CONTACT_RECIPIENT_EMAIL and CONTACT_SENDER_EMAIL. Use a valid sender address on the website’s domain and configure the hosting mail service.
6. Upload the project files to a web host that supports PHP. Preserve the folder structure.
7. Before launch, point og:image to an image included in the project and update the hero preload path to assets/images/img/hero.webp.
8. Test the navigation, links, images, responsive layout, and contact form on the live website.