Imaging and scans, one click from the patient
Photos, X-rays, scans and documents, kept on each patient's record. Images, PDFs and 3D scans open with one click, without leaving the patient record.
Kept with the patient, not in a shared folder
Each file is added to the patient it belongs to, up to 10MB each. You choose a category: X-ray, scan, photo, document or other. Files are stored privately, and links to them stop working after a short time.
Photos and PDFs open with one click
Photos and X-ray images open in a preview, without leaving the patient record. PDF documents open in a new tab. No need to download a file first to look at it.
View your 3D scans, right in the app
On the Complete plan, 3D scans (STL files) open in the browser. You can turn, zoom and move the model, and it fits the screen on its own. If a computer cannot show it, the file simply downloads instead.
Where it fits
Every practice gets the same file storage, categories and preview, whatever its field. 3D scans matter most to dental practices, where they are part of everyday work.
Related features
Patient records
Files sit directly on the patient record they belong to, alongside notes and history.
Forms
Make your own consent forms. For example, a patient can agree that their photos or scans are used for teaching or promotion, without their name. The signed form stays on their record.
For dental practices
See how X-rays and 3D scans fit into a dental practice.
Common questions
Patient records are encrypted, both where they are stored and on their way to your screen. Files are private, and a link to one stops working after a short time. Changes to patient records are recorded, with who made them and when. There is no shared practice password: everyone has their own account. On the Complete plan, the practice owner can also require two-step sign-in for the whole team.
Yes, each file can be up to 10MB. Files are stored privately, and links to them stop working after a short time.
Yes, on the Complete plan. STL scan files open directly in an in-app 3D viewer with orbit, zoom and pan controls, loaded only when a scan is opened so the record stays fast. If a browser cannot render it, the file falls back to a plain download instead.
No. Images open in an in-app preview lightbox and PDF documents open in a new browser tab directly from the patient record, so the common file types can be checked without downloading them first.
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