Which devices can run DentiCalc and how do I get it?

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DentiCalc runs on Android and iOS devices. It is a mobile application, so you install it from your phone or tablet's app store rather than opening it in a desktop browser. The site presents the download as free ("Download DentiCalc now for FREE"), and no desktop or web version is indicated.

Device compatibility

Platform Supported How you get it
Android Yes Mobile app download
iOS Yes Mobile app download
Desktop / web browser Not indicated —

The site states DentiCalc is "Available for Android and iOS" and describes it as "The mobile application for Dental Professionals." No desktop client or browser-based version appears in the available material, so if you work only from a computer, plan around a phone or tablet.

How to get it

  1. Open the app store on your Android or iOS device.
  2. Search for DentiCalc.
  3. Download and install the app.
  4. Open it and start using the four built-in tools.

The site repeats "Download DentiCalc now for FREE" alongside the Android and iOS availability, so the download itself is presented as free. Note that the available material does not describe any account creation, login requirement, or in-app purchase terms — treat those as unconfirmed rather than assuming no login is needed.

What you get once installed

DentiCalc bundles four tools in one app:

  • Dental Photos — 1000+ photos and patient education materials, including before-after images, categorized by field of dentistry.
  • Dental Videos — 100+ patient education videos and dental animations, with new videos added monthly.
  • Smart — a chairside consultation tool for presenting treatment procedures and prices, with animations and "millions of combinations" for cases like a four-unit bridge or full jaw restoration.
  • Calculator — a dental treatment calculator that gives estimated prices in seconds, customizable with your own prices and additional treatments.

Common snags to expect

  • No desktop option. If you planned to run it on a laptop during consultations, the available information points to mobile only.
  • Store availability varies by region. The site confirms Android and iOS but does not list country restrictions; if the app doesn't appear in your store search, that's the first thing to check.
  • Pricing beyond the download is unclear. The free download is stated, but nothing in the material covers subscriptions or paid features, so verify in-app before relying on it for a full clinic workflow.

For a dentist who wants patient-facing visuals and quick cost estimates at the chair, a phone or tablet running DentiCalc covers all four functions in one install.