Wellspring
Medical
A friendly dental practice website with a published treatment price list, clinician profiles and an anxiety-aware tone.
Scroll inside the frame. This is the real template, rendered at 1440px.
Brightsmile puts the price list on the home page, because cost is the single biggest reason people put off booking a dentist. Around it sits everything else that reduces friction: what each treatment involves, who does it, how the practice handles nervous patients and how quickly you can be seen in pain. Rounded shapes and a fresh teal palette keep the tone reassuring rather than clinical.
Every section below can be edited, reordered or switched off. Sections you turn off are not written into the exported files at all.
Nothing about the industry is hard-coded. Every heading, service name and photograph is editable, so this design adapts comfortably to any of the following:
Content is centred in a normal container with a multi-column layout.
Grids collapse to two columns and spacing tightens so nothing feels cramped.
Single column, a full-width tap-friendly menu, and images sized to the viewport.
The exported site has no framework, no jQuery and no build step — one stylesheet and roughly a kilobyte and a half of JavaScript for the menu, the FAQ accordion and the contact form.
Yes — free to download, free to use commercially and free to modify. There is no paid version and no watermark, and you do not need an account. The one condition is a small "Made with StencilNest" credit link in the footer, which is what keeps the templates free.
A ZIP containing a single HTML page, one stylesheet, a small JavaScript file, every image used on the site, a favicon, robots.txt, sitemap.xml, a web manifest and a README explaining how to publish it.
Yes. The editor exposes the primary and secondary colours, background, text colour, font pairing, corner radius, button style, spacing and container width. Change one value and it applies consistently across the whole site, because the template is built on design tokens.
This template has 10 editable sections. Any of them can be switched off or reordered in the editor, and switched-off sections are simply not written into the exported files.
No. Everything is edited through plain form fields with a live preview next to them. If you do know HTML and CSS, the exported code is clean, conventional and easy to edit by hand afterwards.
Anywhere that serves static files: shared hosting over FTP, or the free tiers of Netlify, Vercel, GitHub Pages and Cloudflare Pages. The included README walks through each option step by step.
Change the business name, colours and photos, then download the finished site. It takes about ten minutes and costs nothing.