Is it serious,
or can it wait?
Snap a photo of the tooth or gum that's bothering you. SmileCheck reads how urgent it looks, flags anything that needs fast care, and writes the notes to hand your dentist.
Free · No sign-up · Photos are never stored
Book within 1–2 weeks
Three steps, about thirty seconds.
Snap
Add one to five clear photos of the tooth or gum that's bothering you. Your phone camera is perfect.
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Gemma 4 checks photo quality, describes what's visible, and looks for red-flag symptoms — in seconds.
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Get a suggested urgency and a dentist-ready summary you can copy or download and bring to your appointment.
It knows when “wait and see” is the wrong answer.
SmileCheck leans conservative. If your answers point to something that needs fast care, it says so clearly instead of reassuring you.
A calm, structured second opinion.
Photo quality check
Tells you if a shot is too blurry or dark to be useful, and what to retake.
What's visible
Cautious, plain-language notes on redness, chips, dark areas or patches — never a diagnosis.
Red-flag screen
Cross-checks your symptoms against the signs that need urgent attention.
Dentist-ready summary
A tidy note your clinic can read before you arrive, with follow-up questions.
A heads-up, not a verdict.
SmileCheck never tells you that you have a cavity, an infection, or anything else. It describes what's visible, flags what looks urgent, and points you to a dentist. A real exam is the only way to know for sure.
If you have severe pain, facial swelling, fever, uncontrolled bleeding, trauma, or trouble breathing or swallowing, seek urgent medical or dental care right away.
Stop guessing about that tooth.
Two minutes now could save you a sleepless night — or get you seen before something small turns into something big.
Check your smile