Dental AI guide
Browser Extensions Are Reading Your Patient Data
When a staff member opens your PMS in a browser, every extension they've installed can potentially read what's on the screen — patient data, to a tool you never vetted.
When the PMS is open in Chrome or Edge, browser extensions — Grammarly, AI assistants, screenshot tools — can read the page, including patient data, and send it to their own servers, often overseas. It is extraction that nobody chose.
No patient data required. Use these guides for practice workflow education, not patient-specific advice.
What's inside
- Why this matters
- The everyday culprits
- How to check what's installed
- Managed vs personal browsers
- What good looks like
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