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July 7, 2025
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In modern dental manufacturing, patient-specific data like 3D scans, case notes, and appliance designs are routinely exchanged between clinics and production labs. For companies serving cross-border clients in Southeast Asia, protecting sensitive medical data while ensuring seamless connectivity has become a critical requirement.
We supported a Taiwan-based dental appliance manufacturer in securely connecting with dental clinics across four Southeast Asian countries. By integrating OOS into both lab and clinic sites, the company was able to eliminate cloud exposure and deliver sensitive data via encrypted, peer-to-peer communication.
| Situation | Before OOS | After OOS |
|---|---|---|
| Data Routing | Relied on public cloud or third-party platforms | End-to-end encrypted P2P delivery, with no cloud dependency |
| Privacy Risk | Medical records passed through visible public channels | All data is securely tunneled and invisible to external networks |
| Deployment | Required IT assistance from each clinic site | Plug-and-play OOS nodes installed at each endpoint, no IP config needed |
| Scalability | Difficult to scale as clinic count increased | Easily extended to additional sites in Southeast Asia |
All data — including dental scans, X-rays, case forms, and aligner designs — is transmitted securely between clinics and the manufacturer without public IPs or VPNs.
Clinics in Vietnam, Thailand, and the Philippines connect directly with the lab in Taiwan, using encrypted, point-to-point tunnels invisible to the internet.
Each site operates behind NAT, requiring no firewall changes or public exposure. New clinics can be onboard within minutes.
Patient data is protected in transit, supporting compliance with privacy regulations across jurisdictions.
