The dentist office is often considered a scary place, or one that nobody wants to go to. However, the dentist is an important health service that should be revered and not feared. If you are a dentist, or someone wanting to learn more about dentistry or the dentist office, then check out our list of the best dentist apps for the iPhone.
i-Dentist 2.2
Price: Free
For: iPhone and iPad
Diagnosing what’s wrong with your tooth? Well, be glad to know that the web isn’t just for finding out whether you have a fever or not! With this app, it helps you detail all the symptoms you are experiencing with your tooth and then rounding up a list of the possible ailments for it. And you’re even then forwarded to a credible dentist near you which can help you fix your problem.
Dentist San Diego 1.0.091712
Price: Free
For: iPhone and iPad
If you happen to live in the San Diego area, then we really envy you. Imagine how convenient it is to book your appointments on the fly without having to endure the purgatory known as the Waiting Room. Frankly, more dentists should consider customizing an app for their practice; it may be expensive for them , but it really is worth it for us patients.
Implant Dentist 1.0
Price: Free
For: iPhone and iPad
It really means something when a dentist can afford to have an app developed just for his business! Dr. Frey adopts the new-school way of advertising by publishing an app for the iOS and, really, this beats staring at old magazines in a waiting room! This is quite possibly the future of dentistry, ladies and gents.
Ed Meets The Dentist 1.0
Price: Free
For: iPhone and iPad
It’s basically a no-frills approach to what a dental experience should be like: it’s got drills, scrapes, anesthesia, and all the nasty things we come to fear from a dentist. However, this app has a refreshing sense of honesty behind it—it really tells your kid the truth as to why dental procedures are carried out like this and why it’s necessary.
Dentist Drill 1.05
Price: $0.99
For: iPhone and iPad
It’s a dental drill sim for your iOS device… and that’s just it! What’s the real purpose behind this? Is it to scare people? Make them accept the fact that a dentist’s drill is literally going to sound like the one which the app emits? Whatever the reason for the development of this app, it's still an impressive piece of software!
