Get Your Free Orthodontic Quote in Chat Form
Answer a few quick questions in this guided chat and a clinician reviews your case to send back braces or clear aligner options, with no clinic appointment needed first.
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Yes — answering the guided chat questions and receiving clinician-reviewed quote guidance costs nothing and commits you to no treatment. There is no card required, no booking fee, and no charge for the clinician review itself. You only move forward if you decide the options and indicative pricing suit you, and you can stop at any point without obligation. Many people use it purely to understand what treatment would involve and roughly what it would cost before approaching a UK practice.
The chat asks the same questions as the standard quote form, but one at a time in a conversational format rather than as a single long page. Both routes end in the same clinician review and the same treatment guidance, so the choice is purely about which feels easier to complete. The chat tends to suit people filling it in on a phone or unsure how much detail to give; the standard form suits people who prefer to see every question at once and work through it quickly.
Most people finish the guided chat questions in under three minutes. You are then prompted to upload guided smile photos — typically front, side, and close-up views of your teeth — which usually takes another few minutes in good daylight. There is no time limit and nothing is lost if you pause partway through. Once your photos are submitted, a registered clinician reviews the case and returns treatment options and indicative costs; you do not need to stay on the page while that review happens.
A GDC-registered clinician reviews every set of chat answers and photos before any treatment guidance is sent back. Nothing is generated and returned to you without that human clinical review. The clinician looks at what your photos show about crowding, spacing, and bite position alongside the answers you gave, then outlines which options — such as fixed braces or clear aligners — are realistic for your case. The result is guidance to help you plan, not a diagnosis, which still requires an in-person examination.
No — the guided chat and photo upload are completed entirely from home, on your own phone, with no appointment and no practice visit needed first. That is the point of the tool: it lets you find out what treatment might involve and what it is likely to cost before committing time or money to a consultation. An in-person appointment is only needed later, if you decide to go ahead, so a clinician can take full records such as X-rays and scans.
Yes — a link at the bottom of the chat page switches you to the standard quote form at any point, and choosing either route loses nothing. Both formats collect the same information and lead to the same clinician-reviewed treatment guidance, so there is no advantage to one over the other beyond personal preference. If the conversational format feels slow, or you would rather see all the questions laid out on one page, the standard form gets you to exactly the same place.