Dentistry One LLC is a pioneering company committed to creating innovative technologies and solutions transforming how Providers and Patients experience dental care. Dentistry One LLC is a wholly-owned subsidiary of MouthWatch LLC.

We deliver hardware and software innovations that enhance Provider and patient communication, increase understanding of their oral health, and provide an exceptional patient experience.

The Dentistry.One platform, with its network of dentists, patient Care Coordinators, Care Advisors, and Oral Health Coaches, provides the full spectrum of virtual care, ensuring patients follow up on recommendations and receive the information they require for a positive outcome.

You are required to have a computer or laptop with a working camera and microphone and internet access.

There are five phases in becoming a Dentistry.One Provider: Recruitment, Credentialing & Enrollment, Onboarding, Set Your Schedule & Go Live with Patients, and Conducting a Patient Encounter.

Phase 1 - Recruitment 1. You request to become a Dentistry.One Provider at https://dentistry.one/providers/, select “Join Now.” 2. Our Provider Relations team will then complete Primary Source Verification 3. You’ll meet with a member of the Provider Relations team virutally to ask any questions you may have

Phase 2 - Credentialing & Enrollment 1. You’ll add Dentistry.One as a practice location to your ADA/CAQH profile. 2. The Provider Relations team will let you know what paperwork they need from you.

Phase 3 - Onboarding You’ll complete online training and compliance courses, verify your identity for eprescribing, set up your account to get paid, go through credentialing with our Provider Relations team, and get added to our malpractice policy.

Phase 4 - Set Your Schedule And Go Live With Patients The final step before you can be assigned cases in Dentistry.One, is to complete your Dentistry.One profile and set your availability.

Phase 5 – Conducting a Patient Encounter You’ll begin receiving case assignments

Dentistry.One must confirm the professional qualifications of the dentists and specialists who treat our patients. Credentialing is the process of verifying Providers are properly trained, qualified, and accessible to participate within the network.

Dentistry.One will be verifying the below:

1. Licensure - professional, controlled substance, and DEA, if applicable, in all states that the Provider is or has been licensed
2. Education
3. Peer references
4. Background check
5. National Practitioner Data Base (NPBD)

Dentistry.One and all participating Providers will be enrolled with Medicaid, Medicaid Managed Care Plans, and all commercial insurances available in each state. We will only be enrolling with the PPO plans available with each insurance.

Currently, patients can receive:
• Synchronous video consultations
• Asynchronous Oral Health Reports
• Asynchronous second opinions (synchronous video may be required in some states)

Dentistry.One exists to provide access to oral health expertise to those who need it. Patients will include those dealing with an emergency or pain, looking for a second opinion, evaluating a postoperative or cosmetic consultation, and others to see a wide range of patients.

The amount of time will vary depending on the reason for the patient's visit, but on average, consults take less than 8 minutes.

This is multifaceted. First, as a provider, you must complete all 5 phases of Becoming a Dentistry.One Provider. Then, it depends on state regulations where you hold a license, direct-to-consumer engagement, and contract Dentistry.One has within in the state. Timeline varies per provider, so for a better understanding contact the Provider Relations team for an update on the status of your onboarding and state regulations.

The Credentialing and Quality Committee (CQC) governs Dentistry.One credentialing, including peer review, quality assurance, and quality improvement programs emphasizing the quality of health care delivered by Providers according to Provider Agreements with Dentistry.One. The CQC membership includes licensed dentists who are owners of Professional Corporations (PCs) and Dentistry.One staff, including the Chief Dental Officer (a licensed dentist). The CQC Committee meets every six months (or as needed). It acts as the advisory and decision-making body for credentialing, quality, and performance improvement activities under the direct authority of the Chief Dental Officer.