Dr Azria's orthodontic practice: a Webflow website redesign

Dr Azria's orthodontic practice treats children, teenagers and adults in Montigny-le-Bretonneux, west of Paris. In autumn 2025 we redesigned its website on Webflow, starting from a template adapted to a beige, cream and brown palette. The site presents the practice, the team, the treatments and practical advice, and sends patients to Doctolib to book.

Project at a glance

Sector: Healthcare, orthodontics
Location: Montigny-le-Bretonneux, France
Delivered: Autumn 2025
Technologies: Webflow, Doctolib
Languages: French
Wellsy offer: Wellsy WEB (website redesign)

What did the redesign brief cover?

The practice wanted a simple, modern website. Its brief set out a precise framework, which we followed point by point.

A website built on Webflow, starting from a template
A defined colour palette: beiges, cream and brown
A simple, modern visual design
A layout that adapts to mobile, tablet and desktop
Two one-hour training sessions at handover

How do patients find the information that applies to them?

The menu follows the questions a patient asks before a first appointment: who will treat them, what the practice is like, which treatment fits their age. Treatments are grouped into three pages, for children, teenagers and adults.

The practice: the premises, their accessibility and the digital equipment
The team: Dr Azria's background and the role of the dental assistants
Our treatments: the four stages of care, from first consultation to retention
Three pages on orthodontics for children, teenagers and adults
Advice: practical guides and articles on daily life with braces

Where does appointment booking fit in?

The practice manages its appointments on Doctolib. Rather than rebuild a form, the site sends patients to the practice's booking page. The Book an appointment button sits in the header of every page, and a Doctolib block appears again in the footer, next to the opening hours.

The site therefore has no booking form of its own. Appointments are made on the practice's booking platform, which patients already know.

How does the practice keep its site alive after launch?

The Advice area brings together practical guides, on food, wearing elastics, discomfort or retention, and articles sorted into three categories: daily care and hygiene, smiles at every age, treatments and technology. A search box helps readers find a topic.

Articles are managed as a Webflow collection, so new ones can be added without touching the layout. To make the team independent, handover included two one-hour training sessions on how to run the site.

Frequently asked questions about this project

Which technology is the practice's website built on?

The site runs on Webflow. We started from a template and adapted it to the practice's palette of beiges, cream and brown, and to its content. Articles in the Advice area are managed in the Webflow CMS.

Does the site display properly on mobile?

Yes. Display on mobile, tablet and desktop was part of the original brief. The menu, the treatment pages and the appointment booking button all stay within easy reach, whatever the size of the screen.

Can patients book an appointment from the practice's website?

Yes, through Doctolib. The Book an appointment button, in the header of every page, opens the practice's booking page on Doctolib. The website has no booking form of its own.

Can the practice update its website on its own?

That is what the training at handover was for: two one-hour sessions to learn how to run the site. The team can update its pages and publish new articles in the Advice area.

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