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DSN Imaging

DSN Imaging: See it on a real study.

Thirty minutes with someone who works in the product every day. We open a CBCT study in the browser and generate a secure share link so you can judge it against how your practice actually runs.

  • A study opened in the browserNo viewer to install and no imaging workstation involved. Any machine in the office.
  • The referral share flow, liveWatch a password-protected portal get generated the way you would send one to a referring doctor.
  • Your equipment, specificallyTell us the acquisition system you run today and we will walk through exactly how studies flow in from it.
  • A straight read on the roadmapWhat is in the product today and what is still being built. We will tell you which is which.

Book your imaging demo

Tell us what you run today and we will shape the walkthrough around it.

HIPAA compliant. Demos run on sample studies, so no patient data changes hands.

Cloud imaging for specialty practices, in plain terms.

DSN Imaging is a supplement to the acquisition software you already run. It puts every study in the patient chart and in a browser, so your team stops hunting for the one workstation with a seat free.

Inside the patient chart

Studies land in the record as they are captured, so consults happen without opening a second system.

Runs in the browser

Rendering happens in the cloud, so ordinary office hardware opens a full CBCT volume.

Secure referral sharing

A password-protected portal replaces the CDs and flash drives that go missing between offices.

Works with your scanner

Studies flow in from the acquisition systems specialty practices already run. Keep your equipment.

Referring doctors open the study from a link.

Specialty practices still hand CBCT studies around on CDs and flash drives. When one goes missing, the case waits while two offices call each other about it. DSN Imaging generates a secure portal with its own password instead.

  1. 1 Generate the linkOpen the study in the patient chart and create a share link in a click.
  2. 2 Send the password separatelyThe portal is password protected, so the link alone opens nothing.
  3. 3 They work in the studyThe referring doctor opens it in a browser and can measure, annotate, and review bone density directly.
  4. 4 Access expiresThe portal closes on schedule, so patient imaging does not sit on the web indefinitely.
// In the patient chart
CBCT · full arch Ready
Study0412
CapturedToday, 9:14 AM
ScopeThis study only
Secure portal created Active
Linkshare.dsn.com/s/4k9fx2
PasswordSent separately

Nothing downloads. Nothing gets burned to a disc.

// What the referring doctor sees
Password required Verified
Opened inBrowser
Software to installNone
Tools available
Measure Angles Bone density Annotate Slice through

They review the case and send findings back, without a flash drive changing hands.

// Access window
Portal status Active
Access windowSet by your practice
After expiryPortal closes
Your copy Retained
In the patient chartAlways

Expiration applies to the shared portal. Your own study stays in the record.

Mark it once, and it is there the next time anyone opens the chart.

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.

Study 0412 · transaxial Annotating
TRANSAXIAL · SITE #30IA CANAL14.2 mm11°PANORAMICPERIAPICAL LESIONSLICE 084 / 212
Measure Ellipse Polygon Freehand Arch tracing

  • Measure on the slice that matters

    Linear measurements, angles, and bone density readings taken in the transaxial view where the anatomy is accurate.

  • Flag pathology for later

    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.

  • Build a 2D pan from the volume

    Generate a panoramic view out of the 3D slices, then scan through it horizontally for a dimension a flat image cannot give you.

  • Send a region, not the whole file

    Capture the part of the study a general dentist actually needs so they are not handling a full CBCT volume to see one finding.