Dentistry is becoming increasingly global and multidisciplinary. In complex cases, especially when working across international teams, having structured, accessible and complete patient data is not a luxury—it’s a clinical necessity. Without it, we are limiting the quality of care we can provide. Histora addresses exactly this gap.

As a surgeon who works in several countries, Historia allows me to receive and review cases quickly and safely before operating.

Historia represents a radical change. We no longer have to organize files and we work with real AI.

For us, Histora has become a key tool. We treat many international patients, especially from Switzerland, and thanks to Histora, they can take all their medical information with them in a clear, organized, and useful way. This gives them peace of mind and ensures continuity of care when they return to their country and need to share their records with other professionals.

Historia addresses a real need in today's dentistry: safeguarding our patients' clinical data with the highest security standards, while enabling professionals to structure information in an accessible way and leverage artificial intelligence tools to deliver more accurate diagnoses. But what truly sets it apart is that it gives patients control over their own clinical and dental records—something that is not only fair, but also strengthens transparency and trust in the professional-patient relationship.

Currently, we use tools like WeTransfer to send STL or DCM files, but with Histora I can keep all my patients’ records unified and organized, even when working across different clinics. It also offers something key: patients themselves can access their records and visually track the progress of their orthodontic treatment.