IT support for dental practices
IT support for dental offices where the schedule is the business and the software cannot stop.
For dentists, practice managers and front-office leads across Utah
What dental practices actually run
A dental office runs on a small network that does far more than it looks like: practice-management and imaging software on a server in the back room, intraoral cameras and sensors on USB, digital X-rays in a shared folder, a front desk that lives in a browser, and a private network that has to be separated from guest Wi-Fi because it carries patient information. Most of the offices we meet have no in-house IT at all — the technology was installed once, by a vendor who has moved on, and it is kept alive by whoever is least afraid of it.
- Practice-management and imaging systems that live on a local server and a SQL database — backed up, patched and restorable
- Workstations, USB devices and X-ray capture machines that have to keep working with the software you already own
- Segmented Wi-Fi: a clinical network for the practice, a separate guest network for patients
- HIPAA-minded basics: access per user, MFA on email and remote access, encrypted backup, and an offboarding routine when someone leaves
Services involved
What we usually put in place
- Help Desk Support
- Backup & Disaster Recovery
- Cybersecurity & Endpoint Protection
- Network & Wi-Fi Management
- Compliance Readiness
- PC & Computer Repair
Compliance work in dental practices is guidance and readiness, not certification: we put the technical controls in place and keep the evidence organised, and the legal and regulatory decisions stay with you and your advisers.
Start with an assessment
We will review what you run today, show you the gaps that matter for dental practices, and quote the work before anything changes.