ADA Signage for Dentists
Dental Offices
Orthodontics Clinics
Oral Surgery Centers
Challenge
Patients come to your facility to receive dental or oral care, either for themselves or their loved ones. But many people don't look forward to these visits. If they don't feel comfortable in or struggle to navigate your facility, they'll only grow more anxious. To ensure you're delivering the best possible care, you need to consider the entire patient experience, including the atmosphere.
Solution
You can improve your patients' first impression and encourage more positive visits by installing ADA-compliant dental office signs and other branded displays. The right signage simplifies wayfinding and reassures visitors they're in the right place. Additionally, it can ease your patients' anxiety and help you foster trust among first-time visitors to your office.
Why Should You Choose Erie Custom Signs for Dental Office Signs?
Like any health-care professional, your goal is to serve your patients well. And you understand that having a clean, comfortable, and welcoming environment can go a long way in setting your patients at ease. That’s why it’s so important to have attention-grabbing, easy-to-read signs in your facility that highlight your brand, provide navigation information, and more. ADA-compliant signage is not only legally required but also strongly recommended for practical reasons. But as you’ve likely discovered, getting dental office signs that fit your needs can be tough. Thankfully, that’s what Erie Custom Signs is here for.
At Erie Custom Signs, we’ve worked with countless health-care professionals and understand the challenges you encounter. It’s why we began manufacturing hospital-grade face shields during the COVID-19 pandemic. And it’s also why we produce ADA dental office signage that helps guide patients around your facility and establish the quality care they can expect from you, improving the patient experience. As our team members are experts in ADA rules and regulations, you can trust that any sign required to be ADA compliant will be—100%. In addition to ensuring signs meet federal guidelines, we can even make sure your displays are up to state and local standards.
Best of all, working with us gives you the chance to customize your dental office signs to fit your brand, facility, and needs. If you’d like completely custom-designed signage, you can choose from a wide range of colors, fonts, shapes, graphics, and materials, getting recommendations from our team if necessary. For a faster turnaround, you can take advantage of our customizable sign families. Several sign families have a crisp, modern, professional appearance that’s perfect for dental facilities like yours. Plus, you can ensure a consistent look and feel if you need multiple signs for your office. Regardless of the option you choose, you can look forward to receiving quality displays that enhance your space and benefit your patients.
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Customize Your Signs to Fit Your Dental Practice Brand
Match Your Clinic's Colors
Include Your Practice's Logo
Add Your Practice's Name
Our Customization Options Include…
Choose from a wide range of high-quality materials, including laminate, chemetal, acrylic, and more to fabricate your signs. Our team can help you select the best material for your sign project. Plus, we can use our in-house CNC router to make any shape desired.
QUALITY MATERIAL
The products you order can actually help improve your facility's branding efforts. We can customize signage and memory boxes by adding your unique logo, color scheme, and more.
BRANDING
Our use of Matthew Paint ensures that your new signs won't clash with existing décor. We're able to match colors from Pantone, Benjamin Moore, Sherwin Williams, and others.
COLOR MATCHING
Ensure your ADA signs meet all guidelines for compliance, including those related to fonts and pictograms. Our team can recommend compliant fonts that are easy to read and pictograms that fit the function of the space they’re identifying.
COMPLIANT FONTS & PICTOGRAMS
What Types of Dental Office Signs Do You Need?
Room number signs – Room number signs are a popular type of dental office signs. They’re commonly seen in dental offices, orthodontics clinics, and oral surgery centers. They can clearly identify rooms for patients as well as staff members.
Directories – Larger facilities, especially those with multiple health-care professionals, can benefit from having directories posted at the entrances. This allows patients and visitors to find a specific room or staff member with ease.
Restroom signs – Labeling restrooms is a must, which is why you should have ADA-compliant restroom signs in place. These signs help everyone in the building, including those with visual impairments, know they’re at the right restroom.
Directional signs – Directional signs are another type of dental office signage that’s highly recommended for large buildings or those with confusing layouts. They can assist individuals who are looking for specific rooms or spaces in your facility.
Accessibility signs – As a health-care professional, you likely have patients with mobility issues. That’s why it’s important to have accessibility signs installed throughout your building. These can let people know what areas are wheelchair accessible.
Exit signs – Identifying the exits in your building is necessary for ensuring the safety of your patients, visitors, and staff. Displays that meet ADA requirements for exit signs let everyone know where to go in the event of an emergency evacuation.
Elevator signs – If there are multiple levels in your facility, you likely have elevators to access each one. In that case, you should have ADA-compliant elevator signs installed. These displays let people know the location and accessibility of elevators.
Lobby signs – Although not legally required like ADA signage, lobby signs are a wise investment. Such dental office signs let visitors know they’re in the right place and showcase your brand, especially when they feature your logo and color scheme.
Hear from Our Clients…
“I have been able to work with Erie Custom Signs on multiple projects now & I can truly say, without a doubt, that out of any vendor I have had the pleasure of working with, Erie is #1 on that list for the specific services available. Not only is the product quality top notch but the customer service is tremendous. They are always helpful, quick to respond, & very professional in what they do while also doing it in a positive & friendly manner which is why I will always be coming back to them in the future. I highly recommend this company to anyone & everyone looking for the services they provide!”
Matt Ryker
Creative Inc. | Lead Designer
“Erie Custom Signs is The Best Company to work with. They strive to design beautiful, unique signage for our communities and quick turn-around time, as well. Whatever we ask for — color, shape, price point — they are our go-to people, hands down. there is not another company we would put our trust in. Thanks again, Erie Custom Signs.
Julie Beutel
Comfort Care Senior Living | Office Manager
“We have been using Erie Custom Signs for our ADA signage needs since 2013. I can’t say enough about their entire team, everyone from sales, to the art department, to production. We have not sent them a design concept yet, where Erie said “we can’t do that”. Instead they find ways to get it done and make it happen, and within our budget. From pricing, the amzing turn around time, to the quality of the final product, you are not going to find a more professional, friendly and reliable source for your ADA signage needs, than the team at Erie.”
Brian Cole
Woodgraphics | Partner
