Accessibility Statement

1. Our commitment

Root Canal Center of Hallandale aims to make information about our practice and dental care accessible to people with disabilities. We work to identify and address barriers as our website develops.

Our work is guided by the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), with Level AA as a development goal. This statement does not claim that every page or feature has been independently audited or that the entire website fully conforms to a particular standard.

2. Display adjustments

Open the Accessibility button to enlarge text, increase spacing, use high contrast, underline links, or reduce motion. Choose Reset settings to return to the standard display. Your device’s reduced-motion preference is also respected.

Settings are stored only in your browser, when browser storage is available. You can hide the floating button and reopen the panel at any time using Accessibility settings in the footer. Resetting the settings also restores the floating button.

These optional adjustments support individual preferences. They do not replace accessible content, your browser’s zoom, a screen reader, or other assistive technology.

3. Navigating the website

A Skip to content link is available when navigating by keyboard. Use Tab and Shift+Tab to move between links and controls. The accessibility panel can be closed with Escape, and focus returns to the control used to open it.

Links, buttons, and form controls have visible keyboard focus indicators. Our referral form is currently a preview only and does not send patient information or attachments. Please call the office for an actual referral.

4. Ongoing improvements

Some content, including downloadable PDFs and third-party services such as embedded maps, may present accessibility barriers. We are continuing to review the website and welcome reports of problems.

If a document, form, or map is difficult to use, contact us so we can discuss another way to provide the information or help complete your request.

5. Request assistance or report a barrier

Call or email our team if you have trouble accessing information or using a website feature:

Please tell us which page or feature caused difficulty, what happened, and how you would prefer us to contact you. If helpful, include the browser or assistive technology you were using. Please do not include medical records, radiographs, or other sensitive patient information in general email.

For urgent dental concerns, call (954) 456-4411. Email is not continuously monitored.