Wired imaging network
Gigabit or 10-gigabit runs to every operatory and the imaging room on their own network, so a CBCT scan opens in seconds in any chair.
Digital X-ray sensors, panoramic and CBCT imaging produce big files that a Wi-Fi network was never built to carry. We wire the operatories properly, separate imaging from the front desk and the guest Wi-Fi, keep the phones up through an outage, and document the whole thing for your HIPAA risk assessment.
On site in Frisco, Plano, McKinney, Allen, Prosper, Little Elm, The Colony, Carrollton, Richardson and Dallas · remote support across Texas
| HIPAA Security Rule | Access control, audit logging, encryption in transit and at rest, and a written risk assessment. We build the controls and provide the technical evidence. |
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| Imaging vendor requirements | Dexis, Sirona, Planmeca and Carestream publish network requirements for sensors and CBCT units — gigabit wired, fixed addressing, no Wi-Fi. We design to them. |
| PCI for the front desk | Card terminals isolated on their own segment so the practice's PCI questionnaire stays short. |
Gigabit or 10-gigabit runs to every operatory and the imaging room on their own network, so a CBCT scan opens in seconds in any chair.
Dentrix, Eaglesoft, Open Dental, athenahealth or eClinicalWorks on a server or in the cloud, with backups and vendor-recommended settings.
Cloud phone system with desk phones, mobile apps and automatic failover so patients can always reach you.
Patient Wi-Fi fully isolated from clinical and billing systems.
Imaging archives are large; we size the backup for them and test a restore of a full patient record.
Cabling and cutovers happen when the practice is closed; chairs are never down during patient hours.
We set the network up to each vendor’s published requirements and we talk to their support in their language, so you are never the go-between.
Every industry page above is built from the same six services — quoted after a free site visit, installed after hours, documented so you are never stuck with one vendor.
An Allen dental practice had X-ray sensors dropping mid-exam on Wi-Fi and a phone system that died with the internet. We ran gigabit cable to every operatory and the imaging room on their own network, moved Dentrix onto a backed-up server with the vendor's recommended settings, and installed a cloud phone system with LTE failover.
Representative engagement · Allen · 7 operatories · 2026 · client name available on request
All small-office case studiesScope · 7 operatories, CBCT, Dentrix, 12 phones
Result · no sensor dropouts since cutover; scans open in under 3 seconds
Delivered · wired imaging network, HIPAA technical evidence, tested restores
Timeline · two after-hours sessions, no patient hours lost
Almost always Wi-Fi, a cheap switch or a damaged cable. A wired run on its own network fixes it permanently.
Yes. We coordinate installation and network settings with the vendor so the sensor, the software and the network agree.
Tell us about the office — how many people, what is slow or broken, what you are planning. A senior engineer who has set up dental and medical practices before calls the same business day to set a time.
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