Rubaga Dental Surgery
A dental practice site organised around the patient's journey rather than the clinic's org chart.

The brief this work answers
Rubaga Dental Surgery provides dental care on Rubaga Road in Kampala — implants, cosmetic dentistry, orthodontics and emergency care among them.
Dental patients divide sharply. One group is in pain and needs the fastest possible route to an appointment. The other is considering elective work — implants, alignment, cosmetic treatment — and needs weeks of reassurance. A single homepage has to serve both without making either wait.
Approach
Emergency care is separated and made immediately actionable, so someone in pain never has to read a treatment menu. Everything else runs through a guided treatment finder: a short sequence of questions that takes a visitor from a vague concern to a specific treatment page and then into booking.
The elective journey is mapped deliberately — what the treatment is, what happens at each stage, what recovery looks like — with a results gallery to carry the persuasion that copy cannot. Scale and experience are stated up front as plain figures, because in healthcare volume reads as competence.
The palette is clinical blue, warmed by a serif display face so the practice reads as careful rather than sterile.
Outcome
Two distinct journeys inside one site: immediate for urgent care, considered for elective treatment, both ending in the same booking flow.
The treatment finder is what makes it work. Most dental sites present a service list and expect the patient to self-diagnose; this one does the narrowing for them.
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