Dentalverse is now on Google Play
The Android app is live on Google Play — free, Android 7.0 or later. Dentalverse now runs in your browser, on iPhone and on Android.
Dentalverse is on Google Play. The Android app is free to download and runs on Android 7.0 or later.
When the iOS app went out on 28 July we wrote that the Android build was still in review with Google Play, and that we would post here when it was out. This is that post.
Browser, iPhone and Android
Dentalverse works in your browser, on iPhone and now on Android. It is one account and the same library across all three — your notes, your study progress and your clinic planner follow you between them.
What comes with it
The whole library: 135 procedures written step by step, a 52-tooth atlas that now carries a narrated video lesson for every tooth, 27 medications, 11 anaesthesia agents, 83 medical conditions, 105 clinical mistakes, 40 case simulations, 3,386 INBDE study cards, a specialty video library and a podcast in four languages.
Most of that is Pro. A free account opens a sample of every area — four teeth in the atlas, one procedure per department, one case, and so on — and Pro unlocks the rest. What Pro costs is on the pricing page.
Two things the Android app does not do yet
Push notifications are not switched on. The clinic reminders that iPhone users get do not reach Android yet.
In-app purchase is not switched on either. If you want Pro on Android, buy it on the website and then sign in — the subscription belongs to your account, not to the device.
Both are being worked on. Everything else in the app works the same as it does on iPhone.
Which phones
Android 7.0 or later. Phones older than that cannot install it, and that is usually the reason if Google Play tells you the app is not compatible with your device.
The 52 tooth video lessons that arrived alongside this have a post of their own.
Everything in Dentalverse is educational. It is a study tool for dental students. It is not dental advice, and it is not a substitute for your supervisor or for the protocols in force where you practise. Dentalverse is made by Denverse Ltd, registered in the UK, company number 17146294. Questions: support@dentalverse.app.
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