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DentiCalc is a mobile application for dental professionals that bundles four tools into one app: Dental Photos, Dental Videos, Smart, and Calculator. It runs on Android and iOS and is designed to be used chairside — to explain treatments to patients, walk them through procedures step by step, and give them an estimated price before they leave the chair. If you're a dentist, implantologist, or clinic owner looking for a single patient-communication tool rather than four separate ones, this is what it covers.
The four tools inside the app
Dental Photos
A library of 1000+ photos and patient education materials, organized and categorized by field of dentistry. It includes:
- Images of dental problems and treatment procedures
- Before-and-after images, which the app positions as a way to help patients choose between options
- Patient education materials that explain treatments a patient is still deciding on
Dental Videos
100+ patient education videos and dental animations, intended to help patients understand treatments better than a verbal explanation alone. The library covers specific topics such as zirconium light transmission, full bridge process, and sinus lift, and new videos are added each month.
Smart
A consultation tool for presenting treatment procedures and giving prices chairside. Its distinguishing feature is the combination logic: the app claims millions of combinations, so a four-unit bridge or a full jaw restoration can be visualized in a few clicks. You can also calculate with different types and materials in one go.
Calculator
A dental treatment calculator that produces estimated prices in seconds so patients can weigh options against their budget. It is customizable — you can add your own prices, and additional treatments can be added to the pre-set price list.
How the pieces fit together in a consultation
The four tools map onto one workflow rather than being four unrelated features:
| Stage of the conversation | Tool | What the patient sees |
|---|---|---|
| "What's wrong / what does it look like?" | Dental Photos | Problem images, before-and-after comparisons |
| "What does the procedure involve?" | Dental Videos, Smart | Animations and step-by-step procedure visualization |
| "What will it cost?" | Calculator, Smart | Estimated price based on type and material |
Because the price output depends on the prices you enter yourself, the calculator reflects your practice's fee structure rather than a fixed external price list.
Availability and cost signals
DentiCalc is available for Android and iOS. The site's call to action is "Download DentiCalc now for FREE," and the page does not list subscription tiers, in-app purchase details, or payment platforms. Treat "free" as the download claim stated on the page — the source material doesn't specify whether any features are gated behind a paid tier, so verify current terms in the app store listing before relying on it.
What users report
The site quotes dentists who use it. Dr. Adrián Montiel, an implantologist and clinic owner in Argentina, says DentiCalc "greatly facilitated the office time and shortened the consultations," with patients "lead through the process in a graphical yet sensible way." Dr. Ashish Ashok, owner of three multi-chair practices, is also cited. These are vendor-published testimonials, so read them as claims about the intended benefit — shorter consultations and more visual explanations — rather than independent evaluation.
Who it's for, and when it's the wrong fit
DentiCalc is aimed at practicing dental professionals who present treatment plans in person and want the explanation and the price in the same screen. It fits best if:
- You regularly explain multi-unit or full-arch treatment options and need visuals
- You want patients to see a cost estimate during the appointment, not after
- You're willing to enter your own price list to make the calculator useful
It's a weaker fit if you only need a photo library, if you don't present prices chairside, or if you need clinical/record-keeping software — the app is a communication and presentation tool, not a practice management system.