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The first website launched about 30 days after the mockup, with separate paths for patients and referring doctors. Secure digital referrals collect details and supporting files in one place. Later work connected Dentrix to reason-specific follow-up and added a custom system for study club events, registration, payments, and attendance. As the practice expanded, InfoStar also supported additional locations, profile updates, and regular reporting.

InfoStar has worked with Central Valley Periodontics & Implants since 2017. The project includes a custom website, secure patient forms in English and Spanish, a separate referring-office referral form, and ongoing integration of articles and video. SEO, AI search optimization, monthly analytics reporting, and continuing design revisions support the same long-term program.

The current website brings appointment booking, patient forms, services, specials, provider profiles, insurance and payment information, and the practice’s dental membership plan into one patient-facing site.

The relationship has included website production and upgrades, internet visibility, and search and social media advertising.

The custom website launched about 45 days after the first mockup and includes product galleries the sales team can use at home shows and expos. Meta campaigns qualify leads before a sales rotation distributes them evenly; the system supports personalized acknowledgments, text alerts, appointment syncing, follow-up, referrals, reviews, and reporting.

The site organizes troubleshooting and repairs, panels and service upgrades, lighting, fans and fixtures, outlets and switches, dedicated circuits, remodel wiring, and commercial service calls. Phone, email, and estimate-request paths remain available throughout.

InfoStar built the public search experience, a database of more than 15,000 public, private, and resort courses, add-a-course and update-a-course submissions, sponsored listing options, payments, and the administrative system used to review and maintain the directory. The complete front-end and back-end build took about 60 days.

InfoStar replaced an outdated website, printed event spreadsheets, and manual event email with a connected public website. It integrates the Chamber’s existing software for accounts, events, notifications, registration, and payments; uses available APIs and XML exports for functions beyond the standard software; and presents sponsors, member businesses, benefits, and local happenings. The Chamber reports that paying membership and sponsorships have grown since launch, and InfoStar continues to add pages, features, and reporting.

Families can register online while staff create events, set attendance limits and options, notify members, message selected groups, and prepare participation data for reporting. RCPD PAL reports that the system eliminated the need to manage its work across several spreadsheets and has saved countless hours.

Website development took one week, and the project moved from mockup to posted live in about two weeks. Each booth has its own photos, video, examples, and benefits; the site connects to Kareem’s existing booking system; and the launch included a Google Business Profile. A QR-code flyer gave convention visitors a direct path back to the website, and InfoStar later created a winery-focused Glambot flyer.

InfoStar replaced an outdated site with unfinished pages and limited procedure information. A reusable content structure now covers patient questions about procedure goals, cost considerations, risks, preparation, recovery, and scarring, with consultation requests available throughout. The initial website took about two months from first mockup to launch. The practice reports that organic patient response outpaced its previous paid search campaign within one month, and InfoStar continues to add procedures, improve visibility, and report on visits, popular pages, and consultation submissions.