Dental Companion
Dental documents explained in plain English
Make sense of treatment plans, estimates, bills, referral letters, insurance paperwork and aftercare instructions — with a clear, gentle explanation you can read or listen to.
Clarity Companion explains the wording only. Your dentist or specialist remains the right person for clinical advice and treatment decisions.
A calmer way to understand
Dental paperwork can feel like a lot
Clinical terms, unfamiliar procedures and several lines of costs can make an important letter difficult to absorb. We slow the document down and explain what it appears to say, without steering your decision.
- Understand the main message and next steps
- See what dental terms and itemised charges mean
- Prepare neutral questions for your dental practice
What we can explain
Common dental documents
Upload the document you have. If it contains several sections, we can help separate the important points so they are easier to follow.
Treatment plans
Procedure stages, dental terminology, proposed next steps and consent information.
Estimates, bills and invoices
Itemised charges, payment wording, private dental quotes and finance-plan letters.
Implant and specialist letters
Implants, orthodontics, endodontics, gum health, extractions and referral documents.
Reports and results
Dental reports, examination notes and letters describing findings in clinical language.
Aftercare instructions
Post-procedure guidance, timings and practical wording to help you follow the written instructions.
Insurance correspondence
Benefit wording, claim letters and coverage language explained neutrally, without insurance advice.
Simple from the start
How Dental Companion works
There is no long form on this page. The button takes you straight to the document-upload page.
Upload your document
Send your dental letter, treatment plan, bill, estimate, referral or aftercare sheet.
Tell us what matters
Add what feels confusing or worrying, and choose the tone that would help you most.
Receive clear wording
Get a plain-English explanation, useful questions and an optional audio version.
Choose your tone
Clarity should feel comfortable
We can shape the explanation around the person reading it while keeping the meaning accurate and neutral.
- Calm and reassuring
- Simple and direct
- Friendly and supportive
- Parent-friendly
- Child-friendly
- Professional
Your explanation
A useful overview — without the jargon
We organise the information so you can see the main points, important terms, dates, stages and costs more easily before you speak with your dental practice.
Plain-English summary
The document's main message in clearer, easier wording.
Stages and costs
Important dates, treatment stages and itemised amounts highlighted.
Questions to ask
Neutral prompts you may want to take back to your dentist or specialist.
Optional audio
A listenable version for visual fatigue, dyslexia or easier sharing.
See the approach
Read a Dental Companion example
Open the sample letter to see how detailed dental wording can be organised and explained more clearly.
Clear boundaries
Explanation, not dental advice
Dental Companion helps you understand the document. It does not replace your dentist, orthodontist, specialist or insurer.
What Dental Companion does not do
We do not diagnose, recommend treatment, say whether treatment is necessary, judge whether a price is fair, give legal or insurance advice, or make decisions for you.
If you have pain, bleeding, swelling, signs of infection or anything that feels urgent, contact your dentist or an urgent or emergency dental service.
Frequently asked questions
Before you upload
A few quick answers about Dental Companion and the kinds of documents we can explain.
What dental documents can I upload?
You can upload treatment plans, private estimates, bills, invoices, referral letters, implant or orthodontic documents, reports, aftercare instructions and dental insurance correspondence.
Will you tell me which treatment to choose?
No. We explain what the document appears to say and suggest neutral questions you might ask. Your dentist or specialist is the right person to discuss treatment choices.
Can you explain the price or itemised costs?
We can explain what charges and payment wording appear to relate to. We cannot say whether a price is fair, compare fees or provide financial or insurance advice.
Can I choose how the explanation sounds?
Yes. You can ask for a calm and reassuring, simple and direct, friendly, parent-friendly, child-friendly or professional tone.
Can I receive an audio explanation?
Yes, an optional audio version can make the explanation easier to absorb, revisit or share with someone supporting you.