GDPR data-subject rights in a dental clinic
The six rights, how they typically appear in a practice, and how Faurenis fulfils each.
AdminPractice managerIT / Security· 6 min · Updated 25 Apr 2026
In plain language
GDPR gives patients six rights over their data: access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability, and objection. Each one has a typical workflow in a dental clinic.
Why it matters
Patients exercise these rights more often than most practices expect — usually around moving clinics, life events, or after a complaint. Having the workflows ready avoids stress on both sides.
Faurenis's approach
Each right has a dedicated export or admin action: GDPR access export (JSON), patient detail edit (rectification), patient deletion with audit trail (erasure), per-feature opt-out (restriction), FHIR transfer (portability), AI-assistance opt-out (objection).
Risks & safeguards
- Conflicts with retention obligations — Faurenis keeps clinically required records under legal retention and erases only what the law permits.