Get the scan out of the machine.
Before a radiologist can report your study, it has to leave your imaging software. These guides walk practice staff through exporting DICOM from every major platform — written for the front desk, not the IT department.
Find your imaging platform.
[ Planmeca ]
Romexis
DICOM (.dcm) for CBCT · JPEG/PNG or DICOM for 2D
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[ Dentsply Sirona ]
Sidexis 4
DICOM (.dcm) via Export wizard · JPEG for quick 2D
Read the guide →
[ Carestream Dental ]
CS Imaging
DICOM (.dcm) · JPEG/TIFF for 2D
Read the guide →
[ J. Morita ]
i-Dixel
DICOM (.dcm) · JPEG for 2D
Read the guide →
[ Vatech ]
Ezdent-i / Ez3D-i
DICOM (.dcm) · JPEG for 2D
Read the guide →
[ Cybermed ]
OnDemand3D
DICOM (.dcm)
Read the guide →
[ NewTom (Cefla) ]
NNT
DICOM (.dcm) · JPEG for 2D
Read the guide →
[ Osteoid (Anatomage) ]
Invivo
DICOM (.dcm) — export from the .inv case
Read the guide →
[ SOMETHING ELSE? ]
Can’t see your platform?
We’ve helped practices export from just about everything. Call us and we’ll walk you through it by phone while you’re at the machine.
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Zipped DICOM folders
A CBCT export is a folder of hundreds of .dcm slices. Compress the whole folder to a single .zip and upload that — gigabyte volumes are fine.
Loose .dcm files
Single-file DICOM exports of OPGs, cephs and intraoral images upload directly. DICOM is always preferred because it keeps the acquisition data.
JPEG / PNG / TIFF for 2D
If your software only offers image export for 2D studies, choose the highest quality setting and original resolution. Never re-save or downscale.
[ THE GOLDEN RULE ]
Always export the full DICOM volume— never screenshots. A screenshot of a slice can’t be windowed, measured or reconstructed, and the radiologist can’t report what isn’t there.