Inside the patient chart
Studies land in the patient record as they are captured. Consults and treatment planning happen without opening a second system.
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DSN Imaging lives in the browser next to the patient chart. Your team pulls up a study wherever they happen to be standing, and sending it to a referring doctor takes one secure link.
Conventional imaging software ties a study to whichever workstation has a seat free. Staff end up walking patients down the hall to find it. DSN Imaging opens from inside the patient chart, so the study is already there on whatever screen is closest.
Studies land in the patient record as they are captured. Consults and treatment planning happen without opening a second system.
Any computer in the office can open a study. The heavy rendering happens in the cloud, so ordinary office hardware handles it.
Studies flow in from the acquisition systems specialty practices already run. Keep the equipment sitting in your operatory today.
Setup pulls your existing studies into the cloud. Everything captured after that follows on its own, within minutes of acquisition.
Measurements and notes live with the study. When the patient comes back in two years, whoever opens the record can see what concerned you the first time.
Linear measurements, angles, and bone density readings taken in the transaxial view where the anatomy is accurate.
Circle a fractured root or an area of rapid bone loss and leave a note. The next person to open the study sees it at a glance.
Generate a panoramic view out of the 3D slices, then scan through it horizontally for a dimension a flat image cannot give you.
Capture the part of the study a general dentist actually needs so they are not handling a full CBCT volume to see one finding.
Canal anatomy gets traced automatically when you open a study, with the manual tools still there when you want to adjust what the model found.
Root tracing in DSN Imaging is powered by Velmeni, whose dental AI holds FDA 510(k) clearance. These tools support review by a qualified clinician. They do not replace clinical examination, patient history, or professional judgment, and final diagnosis and treatment decisions remain with the treating doctor.
Imaging stays centralized across every location you run, and who can open what is something you control.
Encrypted transfer and storage, with audit trails on access.
Limit who opens imaging by user role and by location.
Studies from each office land in the same record set.
The federally recognized imaging format, so studies stay portable.
It integrates radiographs and CBCT scans directly into patient records
It makes scans accessible for diagnosis and consultation in real time.
Yes. It removes the need for switching between imaging platforms.
Yes. It allows secure image sharing with referring dentists.
Yes. It encrypts images and includes audit trails for security.
It allows surgeons to show patients scans during consultations, building trust.
Yes. Imaging is accessible across all connected offices.
Yes. DSN centralizes billing oversight across locations.