Diagnosis & analysis
Cephalometric tracing and analysis, model analysis and skeletal-maturity staging, on phone, tablet and desktop.
NXS designs and builds software for orthodontics and dental education. Specified by a practising orthodontist, built since 2000, and used by thousands of clinicians worldwide.
Diagnostic tools, 3D planning, teaching software and the systems institutions run on. Each one started as a problem we met in the clinic or the classroom.
Cephalometric tracing and analysis, model analysis and skeletal-maturity staging, on phone, tablet and desktop.
A toolkit for intraoral and model scans: view, measure, segment and plan, including orthognathic surgical planning.
Chairside references and helpers for bracket prescriptions and appliance mechanics, quick to check mid-appointment.
E-learning apps and the postgraduate toolkit: case history with photo analysis, collages, cephalometrics and reports.
Campus apps, staff data portals and public websites for dental colleges: built fast, owned by the institution, easy to keep current.
Clinic and patient databases, case records and research datasets, including integrity checks for 3D scan data.
Anyone can generate code now. In clinical software, the scarce parts are the three that come before and after it, and they're where NXS is strongest.
Decades at the chair and in the classroom. We know where time is lost, where students struggle and where a measurement can mislead, because we meet those problems every week.
Clinical rigour, not demos: checks against established methods, blinded testing and limits stated openly. Our name stands behind every output.
Tools designed to be trusted by clinicians, colleges and professional bodies: offline where it matters, no recurring costs, original records never altered.
A generic developer doesn't know the domain. Most clinicians can't build. NXS is both, and has been for 26 years.
Every tool starts from a real case in a real clinic. Behaviour, inputs and outputs are written down before any code.
Measurements are checked against established methods, and our cephalometric work has been tested in published studies.
Work stays on the device wherever possible. We collect only what a feature needs, and we say exactly what that is.
Plain file formats, few dependencies, low upkeep. Software we wrote in 2012 still runs a clinic every working day.
We use modern AI coding tools to go from idea to working prototype in days, not months. Every measurement, workflow and output is still specified and checked by a clinician.
Self-taught: C, then Visual Basic. Small tools for the clinic and the department.
Websites from hand-written HTML to Joomla, Drupal, MediaWiki and WordPress.
C#/.NET database applications for patient records and practice management, used across several clinics. The 2012 system is still in daily use.
A .NET desktop cephalometric program, re-imagined for touch and ported to Android. Over 10,000 users worldwide and validated in published research.
Case history with photo analysis, collages, cephalometrics and a 3D scan viewer, used routinely by four postgraduate batches. Alongside it: apps for model analysis, CVM staging, bracket prescriptions, e-learning and campus life.
A 3D toolkit with surgical planning, institutional websites and data portals, and research tooling for scan data. Built with TypeScript, Rust, Python and the cloud, and with AI-assisted engineering, which lets a small clinical team move at the pace of a much larger one. Held to the same clinical standards.
An orthodontist with a busy private practice, a professor who trains postgraduates, and a developer since 2000. Each role sharpens the others: the clinic finds the problems, teaching tests the answers, and code turns them into tools.
That is the leverage. There's no translation layer between the person who sees the problem and the person who builds the fix.
Orthodontists, clinics, dental colleges, researchers and dental-product teams who need a clinician in the loop. Tell us what slows you down.