Dental Providers We Credential
Our dental credentialing experts understand the specific requirements for various dental specialties and practice types.
General Dentists
DDS and DMD general practice dentists
Oral Surgeons
Oral and maxillofacial surgeons
Specialists
Orthodontists, periodontists, endodontists
Pediatric Dentists
Pediatric dental specialists
Dental Specialties We Credential
Surgical Specialties
- Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
- Periodontics
- Endodontics
- Implant Surgery
- Oral Pathology
- Oral Medicine
Restorative Specialties
- Prosthodontics
- Orthodontics
- Cosmetic Dentistry
- Restorative Dentistry
- Dental Public Health
- General Practice Residency
Pediatric & Special Needs
- Pediatric Dentistry
- Special Needs Dentistry
- Geriatric Dentistry
- Hospital Dentistry
- Dental Anesthesiology
- Orofacial Pain
Dental Insurance Networks
Major Dental Insurance Plans
- Delta Dental Plans
- MetLife Dental
- Cigna Dental
- Aetna Dental
- Guardian Dental
- Humana Dental
Managed Care Dental Plans
- Dental Health Maintenance Organizations (DHMOs)
- Preferred Provider Organizations (PPOs)
- Exclusive Provider Organizations (EPOs)
- Medicaid Dental Plans
- CHIP Dental Programs
- Discount Dental Plans
Dental Credentialing Requirements
Education & Training
Licensing & Permits
Professional Standing
Benefits for Your Dental Practice
Increased Patient Base
Join dental insurance networks to access more patients and increase your practice revenue through network participation.
Streamlined Process
Our dental credentialing experts handle the complex requirements and paperwork, saving you time and ensuring accuracy.
Practice Growth
Strategic network participation helps your dental practice grow by accepting more insurance plans and attracting new patients.
Dental Credentialing FAQ
What makes dental credentialing different from medical credentialing?
Dental credentialing has unique requirements including dental school verification, specialty residency training, sedation permits, radiography certifications, and compliance with dental-specific insurance networks and regulations.
Do I need separate credentialing for different dental specialties?
Yes, each dental specialty (orthodontics, oral surgery, endodontics, etc.) has specific credentialing requirements, training verifications, and board certifications that must be documented separately.
How do dental insurance networks differ from medical networks?
Dental networks operate separately from medical insurance, have different reimbursement structures, separate credentialing processes, and often focus on preventive care and specific dental procedures.
What sedation permits are required for credentialing?
Depending on your practice, you may need conscious sedation permits, general anesthesia permits, or IV sedation certifications. Each requires specific training and ongoing education requirements.
Can I get credentialed for both pediatric and adult dental care?
Yes, but pediatric dentistry may require additional credentialing for specialized networks, CHIP programs, and pediatric-specific insurance plans with unique requirements and training verification.
How long does dental credentialing typically take?
Dental credentialing usually takes 60-120 days, similar to medical credentialing, but can vary based on specialty requirements, network demand, and completeness of documentation.