How it works

Send dental files in under a minute.

A four-step flow built around the way dentists and specialists actually share x-rays, DICOM studies, and patient records. No accounts. No software. No PHI in the inbox.

  • HIPAA-compliantBAA included
  • AES-256 encryptedIn transit & at rest
  • Auto-expires7 days, then deleted
  • Free for dentalBuilt by a dentist

For senders

1

Verify your work email

Enter your office email — we send you a one-time 6-digit code. No password to manage, no IT ticket. You accept the BAA once and you're set up for every future transfer.

2

Drop in your files

Drag a CBCT, panoramic, intraoral scan, DICOM study, PDF, or photo into the upload area. Up to 10 GB per file. Multiple files per transfer. Uploads are encrypted in transit.

How to export a CBCT from Romexis, Sidexis, CS 3D and others →

3

Add the recipient and set a PIN

Type the specialist's email (or several). Set a 4-digit PIN. We email them a secure link — but we never email the PIN. You text or call them the PIN separately.

4

Specialist opens the package

They click the link, enter the PIN, and download the package. The link auto-expires after 7 days. You get a notification when files are accessed.

Why text the PIN instead of emailing it?

Email isn't a secure channel for PHI access credentials. Splitting the link (email) from the unlock code (text or call) keeps a single intercepted inbox from being enough to open patient files — that's the practical core of HIPAA's access-control rule.

For recipients

Got an email from us — what do I do?

Click the link, enter the 4-digit PIN the sender texted you, and download. The PIN is in a different message than the email by design — that's how we keep PHI out of inboxes.

I never got the PIN.

The sender texts or calls it to you separately — it is never in the email. Contact the sender directly.

The link says "expired."

Links auto-delete after 7 days. Ask the sender to re-send.

Ready to send?

It's free. No credit card. No software install.

Send a file now