MDR & Compliance

Compliance built into the workflow.

Regulatory compliance in dentistry depends on structured documentation and traceability between several independent participants. Dentalinx creates those records as a by-product of normal digital work rather than as separate paperwork.

Regulation

The regulatory context

This section is modular so additional countries and regulations can be added as the ecosystem expands.

Regulation

EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR)

European legislation setting requirements for medical devices, including custom-made dental devices, their documentation and traceability.

Regulation

National implementation and supervision

Member states implement and supervise the regulation locally, which creates country-specific administrative expectations.

Regulation

ZMedPri-1 (Slovenia)

Slovenian medical devices legislation and the obligations it places on organizations operating in the dental value chain.

Regulation

JAZMP

The Slovenian national competent authority for medicinal products and medical devices.

Regulation

GDPR

European data protection legislation applying to any patient-related information processed in the workflow.

Regulation

Patient data protection requirements

Organizational and technical measures expected when patient-related documentation is exchanged between organizations.

Dentalinx supports organizations in meeting documentation and traceability requirements. Responsibility for regulatory compliance always remains with the organization, and nothing here constitutes legal advice or a guarantee of conformity.

Why it is difficult

Every participant owns a different part of the record

Traceability requires information that is created in four different organizations. When it is exchanged manually, the administrative work grows faster than the number of cases.

01

Supplier

Material information, REF and LOT data

02

Laboratory / PMC

Manufacturing and production records

03

Clinic

Incoming control, patient and treatment information

04

Patient

Recipient of the device and its documentation

The Dentalinx approach

Compliance as a side effect of doing the work

  • Materials automatically associated with the orders they are used in
  • LOT numbers associated with production records
  • Laboratory documentation linked to individual cases
  • MDR documents transferred to clinics with the case
  • Equipment, servicing and calibration records centralized
  • Vigilance workflows structured rather than ad hoc
  • Audit-related records retained in a retrievable form

Dentalinx Connector

What moves between organizations

Connector is the authenticated infrastructure through which structured data is exchanged between participants.

Dentalinx Connector

Data moves between sectors · the patient is the end recipient

OrdersMDR documentationComponentsproduction dataMaterialsLOT / REFMaterialstraceabilityMaterial orderLOT / REF dataTreatmentclear documentation01SupplierMaterials & components02LaboratoryManufacturer of record03PMCPrinting & milling04ClinicPoint of carePatientEnd beneficiary

Dashed ring = Dentalinx Connector, the authenticated route each exchange travels

What each sector provides — and who it exchanges with

  • 01

    Supplier

    Materials & components
    Provides
    Material information · LOT · REF
    Exchanges
    PMCClinicLaboratory
  • 02

    Laboratory

    Manufacturer of record
    Provides
    Manufacturing information · MDR documentation
    Exchanges
    ClinicPMCSupplier
  • 03

    PMC

    Printing & milling
    Provides
    Production data · materials
    Exchanges
    LaboratorySupplier
  • 04

    Clinic

    Point of care
    Provides
    Patient and order information
    Exchanges
    LaboratorySupplierPatient
  • Patient

    End beneficiaryPlanned
    Receives
    Complete case documentation
    Exchanges
    Clinic
Exchanges run between the organizations that need them, over connections both sides have accepted and authenticated. The patient is the end recipient of the complete documentation.

Authentication & security

Verified organizations, controlled connections

Dentalinx verifies and authenticates organizations and users before connected data exchange is possible.

  • Authenticated users
  • Organizational permissions
  • Role-based access
  • Controlled partner connections
  • Audit trails
  • Data minimization
  • GDPR-conscious architecture
  • Secure exchange of patient-related information

International expansion

One regulation, different national implementations

EU MDR is European legislation, while implementation, supervision and administrative requirements can differ between member states. Dentalinx compliance modules are structured so they can be adapted per country.

SIRegion

Slovenia

ZMedPri-1 workflows — in scope

EURegion

European Union

MDR baseline — in scope

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