Appointment request button opens an outdated scheduling URL.
The primary appointment CTA resolves to a 404 destination.
Fix: Update the homepage CTA to the current scheduling URL and retest the public page.
Dental practices sample report
Dental sites need mobile visitors to call, request an appointment, or find the right service page quickly. This sample shows how SiteLeak turns public-page evidence into a fix list a practice manager or web vendor can act on.
Example findings
The primary appointment CTA resolves to a 404 destination.
Fix: Update the homepage CTA to the current scheduling URL and retest the public page.
The phone number appears as text without a tel: link in the mobile viewport.
Fix: Wrap the phone number in a click-to-call link and confirm it works on mobile.
The page loads but no call, appointment, or contact CTA is visible in the first mobile viewport.
Fix: Add a visible call or appointment action near the top of the page.
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Monitoring reason
A scheduling widget, phone number, or campaign page can break after a vendor update. Weekly monitoring catches those changes before the next patient campaign sends traffic there.