Brand identity
Logo, colour and type system, plus guidelines showing how to use them on printed items such as the sign, appointment cards and information leaflets.
Opening hours, address, dental team, contact. That’s usually what people look for on a clinic website. From brand identity to the website, from dentist-approved information content to photo and video, we build your clinic’s digital presence in line with health promotion rules.

When we talk to clinics, the same four issues keep coming up.
Opening hours say one thing on the Google profile, another on the website and nothing at all on Instagram. Patients can’t tell which is right, so they either call or give up.
People looking for a clinic are usually on their phone. When calling, getting directions or sending a message takes more than a few taps, they switch to another tab.
Advertising healthcare services is prohibited, and promotion and information have limits too. When those limits aren’t clear, accounts either go silent or post risky content.
One logo on the sign, another colour on the appointment card, a third typeface on the website. A scattered look doesn’t convey the care you put into your work.
You can take each item on its own. Most clinics start with brand identity and the website.
Logo, colour and type system, plus guidelines showing how to use them on printed items such as the sign, appointment cards and information leaflets.
Fields of service, the dental team, opening hours, address and contact. The last-updated date and editor contact details the regulation requires appear on the page; one tap to call, get directions or send a message on a phone.
We plan oral and dental health information together with your dentist, put it into plain language and visualise it. Under the regulation, information is given by an authorised health professional; every piece is published with the dentist’s approval, from the clinic’s own account.
The clinic premises, the team and dentist portraits. The regulation prohibits images of patients during medical procedures, so we build the shoot plan around that from the start.
The same phone, WhatsApp, contact form and map details everywhere; welcome texts for incoming messages. No promotional message is sent to a patient without their consent.
The scope is set in the quote. These are the deliverables we prepare most often for clinics.
In Turkey, the Regulation on Promotion and Information Activities in Health Services was renewed on 12 November 2025. We plan clinic work according to this regulation and the Ministry of Health’s guidance.
Before-and-after images are subject to strict conditions under the regulation: the patient’s consent form, the same setting and shooting conditions, the dates of the procedure and the photo, a mandatory warning text and publishing with interactions turned off. We don’t put such content in our plans on our own initiative; the decision is your dentist’s. The regulation also allows limited sponsored promotion in the first month after opening; in that case too, we check compliance together.
Sources (in Turkish): Official Gazette, 12.11.2025, No. 33075 · Ministry of Health, Frequently Asked Questions (November 2025). This section is not legal advice; the clinic and the dentist are responsible for the compliance of what is published — consult your legal adviser where needed.
We don’t yet have client work with dental clinics that we can publish. The concept below was prepared to show what the approach on this page looks like; it wasn’t made for a real clinic.
Four steps from first message to launch. At each step, we tell you upfront what we need from you.
We review your current website, Google profile and accounts, and set priorities together on a 45-minute call.
The work to be done, the approval steps expected from the dentist and the timeline are set out in the written quote; we send it within 3–5 business days.
Identity, website and content are produced; information texts are submitted for the dentist’s approval before publishing.
The site goes live. If you like, we handle updates and information content monthly.
No. In Turkey, advertising healthcare services is prohibited, and the regulation has largely closed off sponsored promotion for domestic audiences too. So we don’t run ad campaigns for clinics; we work on identity, the website, information content and contact channels.
The knowledge comes from the dentist; we plan it, put it into plain language and visualise it. Under the regulation, information may only be given by authorised health professionals, so no content is published without the dentist’s approval.
In domestic promotion in Turkey, thank-you messages and satisfaction statements from patients or their relatives cannot be used for promotion. We don’t build a review section on the site or use review quotes.
Promotion aimed at audiences abroad follows separate rules in Turkey: an authorisation certificate from the Ministry, a separate website or account for foreign audiences and the HealthTürkiye logo are some of them. If you hold that certificate, we can discuss a setup that follows those rules.
Yes. First we list the current site’s information structure, how it works on phones and what’s missing from a regulatory point of view. Looking at that list, we decide together whether it needs a rebuild or a fix.
Your industry is preselected in the form. Your practice’s name and one contact detail are enough; we’ll get back to you within 48 hours.
We’ll get back to you within 48 hours by phone or email, using the details you gave us. If you want to add something, there’s no need to send a new request — we can talk about it when we reply.