Websites for dentists and dental clinics in Spain
Your clinic, your treatments and how to book, in English and Spanish, with prices, titles and registration details set out with Spanish rules in mind. We write it for you, you approve every word, and your free demo is ready within 24 hours.
Home › Dentists
In short
WebAutonomos builds websites for English-speaking dentists and dental clinics in Spain. We write the copy in English and Spanish, plus up to two more languages if you need them, at no extra cost, show your Colegio, colegiado number, qualification and clinic registration number, and keep the site clear of what Spanish rules ban: patient testimonials, promises of results, implant or aligner brand names, and “especialista” titles that don't exist in Spain. It costs €15 + VAT per month with no setup fee and no lock-in, or a one-off €349 + VAT, and your demo is ready within 24 hours.
Spanish rules
What your website has to get right in Spain
Dentistry is a regulated health profession in Spain, and dental advertising has been under close watch since the iDental and Dentix collapses. These are the points that matter for a website.
| Topic | Law | What it means for your website |
|---|---|---|
| Colegio and legal notice | Ley 2/1974, art. 3; LSSI (Ley 34/2002), art. 10 | Membership of a Colegio de Odontólogos y Estomatólogos is compulsory. Your site must show your Colegio and colegiado number, your qualification, the country that issued it and any recognition in Spain, the professional rules that apply, your NIF and the clinic's authorisation details. |
| Clinic authorisation | RD 1277/2003, art. 6.2; RD 1594/1994, art. 3 | A dental clinic (type C.2.5.1) needs regional authorisation, and its registration number must appear in any advertising, your website included. A dental practice must be run directly and personally by a dentist. |
| Health advertising | Ley 44/2003, art. 44; RD 1907/1996, art. 4 | Advertising must be objective, prudent and truthful: no assurances of results, and no testimonials from patients or famous people used to attract clients. |
| Titles | Ley 44/2003, 2nd additional provision; Consejo General code of ethics, art. 56 | Spain has no official dental specialties, so titles such as “especialista en implantes” or “orthodontic specialist” can't be used. Use only the titles you actually hold. |
| Brands and “free” | RD 1591/2009, art. 38.9; Ley 3/1991, art. 22.5 | Advertising to the public of medical devices that dentists apply, such as implant or aligner brands, is banned. Calling something “free” is misleading if the patient has to pay anything. |
| Prices and financing | Consumer law (TRLGDCU), art. 20.1.c; Ley 16/2011, art. 9 | Advertised prices must be the full final price. Any advert that mentions financing costs must give a representative example with the APR (TAE); “0% interest” finance arranged through the clinic still counts as a consumer credit. |
| Foreign qualifications | RD 581/2017; RD 889/2022; RDL 38/2020, art. 4; Código Penal, art. 403 | EU dental degrees benefit from automatic recognition, but you still apply to the Ministry of Health; a new application for a UK degree goes through homologation, with Spanish at B2 level. Practising without a recognised title is a criminal offence. |
Regional rules add detail: in Madrid, consumer law, as the COEM's decalogue explains, requires the total price of a treatment rather than “from €X” and the previous price next to any discount; Catalonia's Colegio rules out “first visit free”. Some regions, such as Murcia, require prior authorisation of health advertising, websites included. Dental clinics must appoint a data protection officer; a dentist practising alone, as an individual, doesn't have to. This is general information as of September 2026, not legal advice: check with your Colegio and your regional health department.
Practising in the UK instead? UK rules are different. See dental website design for UK practices.
What we set up for you
- Your Colegio, colegiado number, qualification and a link to the code of ethics, plus the clinic's registration number and authorisation details
- Treatments described without promises of results, testimonials, brand names or “especialista” titles
- Prices shown as full final prices, and any financing with its representative example
- A link to your booking tool, WhatsApp or phone, and a contact form that asks only what it needs
- Your site in up to four languages, English and Spanish included, at no extra cost
Sources: LSSI, art. 10 (BOE) · RD 1277/2003 on health centres (BOE) · RD 1907/1996 on health advertising (BOE) · Dental advertising decalogue (Colegio de Dentistas de Madrid) · Dental clinics: consumer rights (Comunidad de Madrid) · Homologation of dental degrees (Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities)
Why us
Built for practices that work in English
We speak your language
We work with you in English by email, WhatsApp or video call: no need to decode Spanish legal or technical jargon.
Up to four languages, one price
English, Spanish and up to two more at no extra cost, so local patients find you as easily as expats do.
Registration details in place
Colegio, colegiado number and clinic registration number shown the way Spanish rules expect.
Easy to book
A clear button to your online calendar, WhatsApp or phone.
Anywhere in SpainCosta Blanca, Costa del Sol, Valencia, Mallorca, Barcelona, Madrid or the Canary Islands: we work remotely, so where your clinic is makes no difference.
Get started in three steps
One clear price, two ways to pay
- No setup fee
- No lock-in
- Free demo before you pay
- Same services included
- A single payment
- Legal pages included
Prices exclude VAT (21% IVA on the mainland and the Balearics; the Canary Islands, Ceuta and Melilla have their own taxes). Your health services are VAT-exempt, so you usually can't deduct it: on the mainland and the Balearics the monthly price comes to €18.15. Domain name included for the first year, then about €12/year.
See full pricing details →
Who it is for
What our clients say
Content
What to put on your dental clinic's site
Patients choosing a dentist want to see quickly who treats them, which treatments the clinic offers and how to book an appointment.
Your treatments, described plainly
General dentistry, implants, orthodontics or oral care, described without a promise of results (see the rules above), so patients understand what each treatment involves.
Your team and their qualifications
Your clinical team, introduced with the qualifications they actually hold and the treatments each of them carries out, so patients know who will treat them. Registration details appear as set out in the rules above.
Your schedule and how to book
Your opening hours and a clear way to request an appointment, through your contact form, WhatsApp or phone, so patients do not have to search for how to reach you.
Care for international patients
Say which languages your clinical team and front desk speak during appointments, not only which languages your pages are written in, so patients who have moved to Spain know they will be understood at the clinic.
Local search
How English-speaking patients find you online
Getting found by someone searching for a dentist depends on more than the design of the site.
Basic SEO, included in your price
Titles and copy written around your treatments and your area, kept consistent with your Google Business Profile, are included at no extra cost.
SEO Local and your Google listing, if you want more
We also offer SEO Local for €15 + VAT a month, and managing your Google Business Profile for €29 + VAT a month (€49 + VAT to set one up if you do not have a listing yet).
Patients searching in English
Expats who have just moved to Spain often search in their own language, typing “English-speaking dentist Marbella” or “dentist in Malaga who speaks English”. With copy in both languages, your site can answer these searches as well as the local ones.
Guides to go further
Our blog has practical guides on ranking your website locally and optimising your Google Business Profile.
Behind the scenes
The technical side, handled for you
Alongside the pages you and your patients see, a few technical basics come with every site we build.
Hosting, SSL and daily backups
Your site includes hosting, an SSL certificate, daily backups, 24/7 monitoring and technical maintenance, so you do not have to think about the technical side.
Links to your social profiles
We add links to your Facebook, Instagram or other social profiles on your site, so patients can also see what you post there.
One change a month, included
Once your site is live, you can ask for one change a month at no extra cost, such as updating your team or adding a new treatment. A full redesign or a large new section goes through a fixed quote agreed before any work starts.
Legal pages included
Your legal notice, privacy policy and cookie policy are included.
Frequently asked questions
Can I practise as a dentist in Spain with a UK degree?
Only once it is recognised. New applications for a UK degree now go through homologation by the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities, which requires Spanish at B2 level. Recognitions already granted, including those given under Spain's Brexit transition rules to people who began their studies before 2021, keep their effect. EU dental degrees benefit from automatic recognition, but you still apply to the Ministry of Health.
What must my clinic's site show?
Under article 10 of the LSSI: your name or company name (with its Registro Mercantil details), address, email and NIF, your Colegio and colegiado number, your qualification and the country that issued it, any recognition in Spain, the professional rules that apply, and the clinic's authorisation details, including the regional health department that supervises it. The clinic's registration number must also appear in any advertising (RD 1277/2003, art. 6.2).
Can I call myself a specialist in implants or orthodontics?
Spain has no officially recognised dental specialties, and the law bars titles that could be confused with official ones. Describe what you do, for example “implant treatment” or “orthodontic treatment”, and use only the titles you actually hold.
Can I mention Invisalign or an implant brand?
Not in advertising aimed at patients: Spanish rules ban advertising to the public of medical devices that dentists apply themselves (RD 1591/2009, art. 38.9). Describe the treatment instead, such as “clear aligners”.
Can I show patient reviews or before-and-after photos?
Avoid patient testimonials: health-advertising rules ban them as a way to attract clients (RD 1907/1996, art. 4.7). There is no specific rule on before-and-after photos, but they are judged under the same bans on testimonials and misleading claims, and need the patient's explicit consent.
How should I show prices and financing?
As full final prices: the Madrid Colegio's decalogue treats “from €X” and “free implants” as misleading, and discounts must show the previous price. If an advert mentions financing costs, it must include a representative example with the APR (TAE), even for “0%” finance arranged through the clinic.
Do I have to give patients a written quote?
A dentist must provide a written estimate of the treatment and its cost when the patient asks for one (RD 1594/1994, art. 4). In Catalonia a written quote is compulsory unless the patient waives it in their own handwriting, and it must include the clinic's registration number.
Can patients book an appointment directly through the site?
Not on the site itself: we don't integrate calendar or booking tools such as Doctoralia or Bookitit, or clinic management software, and there are no automatic SMS or email reminders. If you already use an online booking tool, we can add a link or button to it; patients can also request appointments through your contact form, WhatsApp button or phone, the same way any other enquiry reaches you.
How much does a website cost?
€15 + VAT a month with no setup fee and no lock-in, or a one-off €349 + VAT, with the same services: design, hosting, a domain name for the first year, legal pages and one change a month. Dental services, whitening included, are VAT-exempt, so you usually can't deduct the VAT on our invoice (only in part if you also sell taxed services or products).
See your website before you pay a thing
Free demo within 24 hours, copy and legal pages included. No setup fee, no lock-in.
Get my free demo →