A dentist's website where patients tap the tooth that hurts
It's a demo with a made-up business: the names, photos and prices are placeholders.
Who it's for
- Dentists with their own practice, and dental clinics.
- Practices with emergency hours that still handle every emergency over the phone.
- Clinics in tourist areas, with patients who write in another language.
What's inside
- A 3D mouth with all 32 teeth: tap the one that hurts and see what it is, what it does and what tends to go wrong with it.
- "What does it feel like?": a few questions and the site tells you how soon to come in (call 112, today, in a day or two, or no rush). It guides, it doesn't diagnose.
- An emergency appointment with the tooth already noted, the booking slip and a receipt you can add to your calendar.
- Treatments shown on the same mouth: the implant screwing in, the crown, the filling, the aligners and the whitening shade.
- Six step-by-step emergency guides, including the 60-minute clock for a knocked-out tooth.
- A 360° tour of the practice, the team and directions on a 3D map of Split, in Spanish, English and Croatian.
People usually land on a dentist's website at night, on their phone, in pain. Often in another language, on holiday. And what they find is a stock-photo smile and a "Book your appointment" form. Studio Osmijeh is something else: the site of a made-up practice in central Split, a short walk from Diocletian's Palace, with emergency hours every day from 8am to 10pm.
What you see first
"Show us which tooth hurts." Next to it, a 3D mouth with all 32 teeth that breathes and opens up as you scroll. Tap a tooth and its card comes up: which one it is, what it does, what tends to go wrong and how it's treated. Mark it, say how it hurts (with cold, when you bite, throbbing on its own) and the site points you the right way: call 112, come in today, in a day or two, or no rush. If you need to come in, the emergency booking already has the tooth noted. Further down, treatments play out on the same mouth (the implant screwing in, the crown coming down, the aligners straightening), plus six emergency guides, a 360° tour of the practice and directions on a 3D map of Split.
Why it works for a practice
Patients show up knowing which tooth hurts and since when, and the front desk stops living on the phone. Someone who's scared gets a step-by-step they can follow with one thumb, and someone in no hurry can check prices, the space and the team before they ever sit in the chair. The triage guides, it doesn't diagnose: at a red flag, like trouble swallowing or breathing, it sends people to 112 before it offers a slot.
Your practice, not ours
Studio Osmijeh is a demo and says so: the practice, the team, the prices and the slots are made up; Split and what the dental guidelines say are real. For your practice we load your team, your treatments and prices, your emergency hours and your own 360° tour, in your brand and in your patients' languages.
Tap a tooth
Head to dentist.themariscal.com, tap any tooth and tell it how it hurts. If you can picture your patients doing that, get in touch.
