Dental Clinic IT: PACS, Imaging and Backup Guides
dentiit.com is an editorial guide to the IT side of a dental clinic: PACS and DICOM servers such as Orthanc and dcm4chee, imaging software, backups and data security. Every program page states its licence and project status, and guides are based on official documentation. We do not sell software or provide installation services.
About the Project
dentiit.com covers the infrastructure behind a dental practice: where imaging studies are stored, how they are viewed and shared, and how clinic data is backed up and protected. The catalogue lists free and open-source tools plus a few shareware (conditionally free) and trial programs, each labelled with its licence. Guides are written from official documentation and marked “Not tested yet” where we have not run the software ourselves. The site is run by the dentiit.com editorial team; we do not offer installation, configuration or support services.
Programs by Category
Programs are grouped by task: practice management and records, digital radiography and imaging, 3D visualization and surgical planning, education, electronic records and CAD tools. Each page summarises what the program does, its licence and its limitations, so you can judge whether it fits your clinic before contacting the developer.
FAQ
Short answers about the catalogue, licences and how our guides are written.
What type of dental software can I find here?
Imaging viewers, PACS and DICOM servers, practice management and records software, 3D and CAD tools, plus guides on backups and clinic data security.
Is the software really free?
Most programs in the catalogue are free or open source. A few are shareware (conditionally free) or trial versions, and every program page states its licence and project status. Licences can change, so check the developer’s site before you deploy a program.
Do you offer installation or support services?
No. dentiit.com is an editorial guide, not a service provider. Our how-to guides are based on official documentation; for installation help or support, contact the software developer or your own IT provider.
Is this suitable for small practices?
Yes. The guides focus on what a small or mid-size clinic needs and point out when a tool requires a dedicated server or an experienced administrator.
How often is the software updated?
Updates are released by each developer, not by dentiit.com. We review program pages against official sources and correct them when versions or licences change.
Latest Guides
Guides on dental imaging storage, PACS, backups and clinic IT, written from official documentation.
