🦷 Dental AI — a daily oral check at home
One photo after brushing is all it takes. Dental AI analyses redness at the gum margin,
plaque along the gum line, tooth shade and dark spots, and tonsil appearance entirely on
your device, then compares today with yesterday, last week and last month.
■ It looks where a dentist looks
Not just "the photo is red, so it's bad". Dental AI splits the image the way visual dental
assessment does:
· Gum margin and interdental papilla — where gum inflammation starts
· The cervical band of each tooth at the gum line — where plaque and tartar collect
· The tooth body — where shade and staining are measured
■ Comparison that survives bad lighting
Absolute colour in a photo swings wildly with lighting and camera. Dental AI compares the
gum margin against your own attached gum within the same photo, and uses the highlight on
your teeth to estimate the light source. That makes yesterday's photo and today's photo
genuinely comparable.
■ Features
· Three checks: gums, teeth, tonsils
· Gum inflammation, margin redness, swelling and glazing indicators
· Plaque coverage shown against the clinical goal of 10% or less of the gum line
· Suspected tartar separated from surface staining
· Side-by-side photo comparison with yesterday, last week, last month
· Personalised notes based on smoking, brushing habits and history
· Voice narration, five languages (Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic)
· When a photo is too blurry or dark, it says so instead of guessing
■ Privacy
· No sign-up. No email, no password.
· Photos and records stay on this device and are never sent to a server.
· All analysis runs on-device.
■ Dental AI Pro (monthly subscription)
Removes the banner ad and the video ad before results. Analysis, logs and trends stay fully
available on the free plan — the subscription only removes ads.
⚠️ This app is for oral health logging and reference, not medical diagnosis. A smartphone
photo cannot show pocket depth, bleeding on probing, or bone level. If signs persist or you
have pain or bleeding, please see a dentist or ENT.