A guided scan of your smile.
Five photos on your phone. A score you can take to your dentist.
Screening support, not a diagnosis.
How a scan actually runs
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Frame five views
Open the app and follow the on-screen guide. Orela asks for a set of photos and checks light, angle, and clarity on your phone before those images are used.
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Read the screening
The scan looks at teeth, gums, and soft tissue, then returns a personal 0–100 oral health score with plain-language notes. Paid plans also include a BOSI score.
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Choose the next step
Keep the result so you can compare later, share a summary, or find a nearby dentist. A licensed clinician still makes the diagnosis and the treatment plan.
What you leave with
The scan is the start. These are the pieces that make the result useful between dentist visits.
- A usable photo setFraming prompts cut down blur, bad angles, and half-covered shots.
- A score you can trackThe 0–100 oral health score is there to compare over time, not to replace an exam.
- Notes in plain languageAreas of interest are written so you can ask better questions in the chair.
- A summary to shareTake the same structured notes to the dentist you already trust.
- A way to find careWhen something needs a person, the app helps you look for a nearby dentist.
Run the first scan on your phone.
Same app on iPhone and Android.
Show up to the dentist prepared.
Orela is for the time between visits: a repeatable scan, a score you can watch, and a summary worth bringing with you.
Orela supports screening and care coordination. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace a qualified dental professional. Final decisions stay with a licensed clinician.