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Dentalinx for Patients

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A future connection point for patient documentation

The patient is the final participant in the dental value chain. This area is conceptual — nothing described here is currently available, and no medical claims are made.

Challenges

What the sector deals with today

Operational friction accumulates wherever information has to cross an organizational boundary.

  • Documentation about dental medical devices is difficult to retrieve later
  • Records are distributed across different organizations
  • Requests are handled manually by clinics
  • Information is rarely available in a structured format

Opportunity

What changes when the process is digital and connected

  • Structured access to documentation connected to a treatment
  • Traceability information available when it is needed
  • Less manual document handling for clinics
  • Clearer communication between clinic and patient

The Dentalinx approach

A sector platform on shared infrastructure

Each sector gets a platform designed for its own work, while Dentalinx Connector keeps the sectors connected.

  • A conceptual patient layer built on the same shared infrastructure
  • Access controlled by the treating organization
  • GDPR-conscious data minimization by design
  • Secure document access rather than record duplication
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Relevant product

Conceptual — Dentalinx Patient

The software platform behind this solution, with the modules, workflows and integrations used day to day.

Key workflows

How a case moves through the ecosystem

Laboratory
Clinic
Treatment
Documentation
Patient

Conceptual flow. Not available today.

Integrations

Connected to the systems already in use

Placeholder integration areas. Specific integrations will be confirmed as they are released.

Clinic practice management systems
Identity and authentication providers
Secure document delivery
Open APIs

Compliance

Regulatory work built into the workflow

Dentalinx supports organizations in meeting documentation and traceability requirements. Responsibility for compliance always remains with the organization.

  • Patient data protection as an architectural requirement
  • Role-based access and explicit consent flows
  • Data minimization in every planned exchange
  • Organization-level accountability for released documents

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Connect your patients workflow

See how Dentalinx connects laboratories, clinics and production centres through one shared infrastructure.