What Happens on Your Free Dental Call

Most people spend weeks piecing together dental quotes from WhatsApp messages and clinic websites before realising they've been talking to the wrong people about the wrong treatments.

The free consultation call is how we short-circuit that process. Here's exactly what happens.

What the Call Is (and Isn't)

We're not dentists. We won't examine your teeth or tell you whether you need an implant versus a bridge — that requires X-rays and a qualified clinician.

What we do is patient coordination. We look at what you've told us in your assessment, walk through your Dental Health Report, explain your treatment options in plain English, and help you figure out which clinics make sense for your situation.

No sales pitch. No pressure to book. Most calls last 20–30 minutes.

What We Cover Together

We'll go through your assessment results — the interactive dental chart you've filled in, the symptoms you've flagged, and the treatment recommendations the platform generated.

For each treatment in your report:

• What the treatment involves in practical terms (not clinical diagnosis — just what it means for you)
• What it typically costs in Turkey, Hungary, Poland, or wherever you're considering
• What to expect in terms of recovery time and days away from home
• Whether it makes sense to combine treatments in a single trip

If you haven't completed the assessment yet, we can go through it together live on the call. It takes about 8 minutes — you mark your teeth with symptoms, answer a few questions about your dental history, and the platform generates your personalised plan.

Your Free £50 Dental Health Report

By the end of the call, you'll have a Dental Health Report in your inbox. Think of it as the starting point a private UK dentist would give you in an initial consultation — except it covers clinics across multiple countries and includes real prices to compare side by side.

The report is worth £50 — the conservative floor of what independent UK practices charge for an initial consultation. You get it free because it's also how we match you with the right clinics.

One important caveat: the report is based on your self-assessment and photos. Final treatment plans depend on X-rays the clinic takes on arrival. Prices can shift once a dentist has seen your scans. We tell you this upfront every time.

How to Prepare

You'll get more from the call if you come with a few things ready.

Photos: A front-facing smile photo and a lip-retracted photo (teeth showing). These don't need to be professional — a bathroom selfie in natural light works. If you have recent X-rays, have the file or scan handy.

Your main concerns in plain language: You don't need clinical terminology. "The back tooth that aches when I eat on the left" is fine. "I hate my front four teeth" is fine. Start from the problem, not the treatment.

Questions you want answered: The most common ones we get:

• "Do I need to do everything at once or can I spread it over two trips?"
• "What's the difference between the cheaper and more expensive clinic options?"
• "How do I know the clinic is real and not just paying for a listing?"

That last question matters. Directories like WhatClinic and Dental Departures list clinics that pay for placement — there's no vetting. We've visited clinics in person, verified accreditation, checked implant brand documentation, and turned several down. You can compare our vetted clinics side by side on the results page — with real prices in your currency, not ballpark estimates.

After the call, everything is saved to your patient portal. If you proceed with a clinic, the portal becomes the record of your treatment — plan, implant brand, clinical notes, updates from the clinic post-visit.

The 2-minute dental chart assessment is the right first step before calling — or start the call and go through it together.

FAQ

What's the difference between the browser call and booking a phone assessment?

The browser call connects instantly from this page — no phone needed, just your computer or tablet's speaker and microphone. The phone assessment is a scheduled call we arrange at a time that works for you. Both cover the same ground; the browser call is for people who want to talk now.

Do I need to have done the dental assessment before calling?

No. You can start the call cold and go through the interactive dental chart together. That said, the call is more focused if you've at least answered the initial health questionnaire first.

Will you push me towards a particular clinic?

No. We show options based on your treatment needs and give honest answers — including when we think a treatment isn't worth flying abroad for. If your situation is better handled locally, we'll say so.

Is the call genuinely free?

Yes — the browser call connects from your computer or phone, no call costs. If you book a scheduled phone assessment, we call you back at the agreed time.

What if I have more questions after the call?

Once you've started your assessment, Pearl AI can answer treatment-specific questions based on your own dental chart — crown shade options, whether a bone graft is likely, recovery timelines. Or call back — there's no limit.