Imaging and scans, one click from the patient
Every patient can hold files up to 10MB each, sorted into categories, viewable in an image and PDF lightbox — and an STL 3D scan opens directly in an in-app viewer, so a model is one click away rather than buried in a shared drive.
Related features
Patient records
Files sit directly on the patient record they belong to, alongside notes and history.
Forms
Signed intake and consent responses live next to the files they relate to.
For dental practices
See 3D scan viewing and imaging in the context of a full dental appointment.
Attached to the patient, not a shared drive
Files are uploaded per patient, up to 10MB each, and sorted into categories so an X-ray sits apart from an intake document. Access is session-validated, and each file can be flagged public or private, with the file stored privately and served only through short-lived signed links rather than a permanent public URL.
A viewer for images and PDFs
Photos open in an in-app lightbox for a quick look without leaving the patient record, and PDF documents open cleanly in a new tab — no separate download-then-open step for the common cases.
A real 3D viewer for STL scans
STL model files — the format used for 3D dental scans — open in the browser, with orbit, zoom, pan and an automatic camera fit, so a scan is one click from the chair. Nothing is downloaded until a scan is opened, and if a browser cannot render the model it falls back to a plain download rather than an error.
Where this matters most today
3D scan viewing matters most to dental practices, where STL scans are a routine part of the patient record. Every practice gets the same file storage, categories and image/PDF viewer regardless of field.
Common questions
Patient records are encrypted in transit and at rest, files are stored privately and served through short-lived signed links, and every change is written to an audit log. Staff accounts sign in with passkeys rather than shared passwords.
Yes, each file is capped at 10MB. Files are sorted into categories per patient, and access is session-validated so only authorised staff can view or download them, with private files served through short-lived signed links rather than a permanent public address.
Yes. 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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