A dental clinic page with your hours, map and booking button
The Synora clinic page is a public page for your dental clinic at its own link. It shows your about text, bookable services, opening hours, doctors, a map link and WhatsApp, Call and Book buttons. Share it by link or QR code in your Instagram bio or on a poster. It is part of Basic and Pro.
Included in Basic and Pro.
What does a patient see on the dental clinic page?
A patient opens the link on a phone, with no sign-in. The page is one column, works in Arabic (right to left) and English, and shows its text even without JavaScript. Synora is dental clinic software by Nano AI, and this page is part of it.
From top to bottom, the page has:
- a header with your cover photo or a colour band, logo, clinic name, city, and the Book, WhatsApp and Call buttons
- your about text
- your services, taken from the active services in your online booking settings, with duration, and a price only where you switched it on
- your doctors, if you switch that on
- opening hours from your branch working hours, with closed days marked Closed
- the address and an Open in Google Maps link
- up to 8 photos of your clinic
- a link to your branch's Google reviews page, if the branch has one
- phone, WhatsApp and your Facebook, Instagram and TikTok links
A section with nothing in it is hidden. A small Powered by Synora line sits at the bottom.
How do I share the clinic link or a QR code?
In the app, open Settings, then Clinic page. You can copy the link, open the page, or download a QR code as a PNG. The QR code is made in your browser, so the address is not sent to a third-party QR service.
Put the link in your Instagram bio, send it on WhatsApp, or print the QR code on a poster or a card at reception. If your phone number or opening hours change, edit the page once. The link and the QR code stay the same.
Edits can take about ten minutes to show on the public page.
Is it a dental clinic website builder?
No, and we would rather say so now. It is one simple page per branch with one fixed layout. You pick a colour from four presets: teal, blue, violet or rose. There is no drag-and-drop, no extra pages and no custom sections.
The link lives on Synora's app address, under /c/ and your clinic's page name. You cannot use your own domain yet. If you need a full website with your own domain, you still need a web developer. If today your clinic is only an Instagram bio and a WhatsApp number, this page gives patients a proper place to land.
When does the Book button show?
The Book button shows only when online booking is switched on for that branch. It opens your booking page, where the patient picks a service and a time. The page itself does not show live availability and takes no payment.
If online booking is off, the page shows the WhatsApp and Call buttons only. The WhatsApp button is a plain wa.me link built from your branch's WhatsApp number, so it needs no WhatsApp Business setup. Online booking is covered on the appointments page.
Will Google list my clinic page?
Only if you choose. Search listing is off by default. While it is off, the page tells search engines not to list it, but anyone with the link can still open it, and link previews (title, description and image) still work in apps that read them, such as WhatsApp.
To turn it on, tick "I confirm this information is accurate and may appear in search engines" in the same save. We store the time and who confirmed, and the editor shows the date. With listing on, we add the page details search engines read, and the page is included in the app's sitemap. There are no ratings or review text in that data.
A single small page will not rank by itself, and we do not promise any position or traffic. You are responsible for what the page says, so many clinics keep listing off and use the page as a link for patients.
What do I control, and what stays private?
Doctors are off by default. If you switch them on, the page shows name and specialty only, for active doctors of that branch, and you should do it only with their agreement. It never shows a licence number, e-mail or bio.
Images must be your own: your logo, cover and clinic photos in JPEG, PNG or WebP, up to 8 MB each. Never upload a patient's photo or X-ray. Patient files are refused, and the images are checked again each time the page is rebuilt (about every ten minutes).
The map is a plain Google Maps link from your saved branch location. There is no embedded map and no tracking frame.
How do I set it up, and which plans include it?
Open Settings, then Clinic page, choose the branch, and fill in your page address, about text (up to 1,000 characters per language), logo, cover and photos. Switch Published on and save. To take it down, switch Published off and save. The link then shows a "not found" page, which can also take about ten minutes to show. You need permission to manage the organization to change it.
The clinic page is included in Basic (EGP 799) and Pro (EGP 1,500). It is not on the Free plan, and a clinic that moves back to Free loses the public page. Basic has one branch, so one page. Start free, and use the page during your 14 days of Basic.
Questions about this feature
No. You fill in the page in Settings, then Clinic page, and switch Published on. Synora hosts it. The layout is fixed, so there is nothing to design or maintain.
No, not yet. The page lives on Synora's app address under /c/ and your clinic's page name. There is no custom domain and no subdomain per clinic.
Yes, if online booking is on for the branch. The Book button then opens your booking page. If booking is off, the page shows WhatsApp and Call buttons only.
Not unless you turn it on. Search listing is off by default and needs a confirmation tick when you save. Even then we cannot promise any ranking. Link previews (title, description and image) work either way in apps that read them, such as WhatsApp.
No. Only your own logo, cover and clinic photos can be added, and patient files are refused. The images are checked again each time the page is rebuilt (about every ten minutes).
Basic and Pro. It is not on the Free plan. Each branch gets its own page, and Basic has one branch.