Dentistry.One Achieves HITRUST i1 Certification, Demonstrating Commitment to Cybersecurity and Information Protection

HITRUST Certification validates the Dentistry.One platform is meeting rigorous cybersecurity and data protection standards through independent assessment and assurance, strengthening its position as a trusted virtual-first dental care partner for health plans, public programs, employers, and health systems. This follows Dentistry.One's introduction of ICD-10 diagnostic coding to its teledentistry platform.

METUCHEN, N.J., Oct. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Dentistry.One, a leading provider of virtual-first oral health care, today announced its Dentistry.One application, residing at Amazon Web Services (AWS), has earned certified status from HITRUST for cybersecurity and information protection.

The HITRUST i1 Certification demonstrates that Dentistry.One has met requirements defined by a leading cybersecurity assurance leader, confirming that strong controls are in place to protect sensitive data and manage risk effectively.

Built on the HITRUST Assurance Program, this achievement reflects independent third-party testing, centralized quality assurance, and certification backed by HITRUST's Cyber Threat-Adaptive engine. These elements ensure continuous alignment with the latest threat intelligence and evolving standards across NIST, ISO, and OWASP.

The assessment of Dentistry.One extended beyond its cloud hosting environment to include the company's main office in Metuchen, New Jersey, where the team that supports the platform is based. For many health plans and health systems, HITRUST is the preferred or required standard when evaluating third-party vendors. According to the 2026 HITRUST Trust Report, 99.62% of HITRUST-certified environments remained breach-free in 2025, and none of the top 50 healthcare breaches reported to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services occurred in HITRUST-certified environments.

The HITRUST i1 Certification complements a layered set of independent trust validations for Dentistry.One:

• HITRUST i1 Certification for the Dentistry.One platform, validating a curated, threat-adaptive set of security controls, renewed annually.
  
  
• SOC 2 Type 2, an independent audit confirming that security controls operate effectively throughout the entire audit period, rather than at a single point in time.
  
  
• HIPAA compliance, reflecting Dentistry.One's program of administrative, physical, and technical safeguards for protected health information and its role as a business associate to covered entities.
  
  
• LegitScript Certification, verifying that Dentistry.One operates as a legitimate, properly licensed telehealth provider in compliance with applicable laws and regulations.

"Organizations that bring us in are extending their own reputation to us. They're trusting us with their members, their patients, and their data," said Brant Herman, Founder and CEO of Dentistry.One and MouthWatch. "HITRUST certification of our platform tells a health plan, a state Medicaid program, or a large employer that we've already done the hard work their security and procurement teams would otherwise have to verify from scratch. That means they can spend less time on vendor risk review and more time getting better oral health care to the people they serve."

"Earning HITRUST Certification demonstrates Dentistry.One's commitment to managing information risk and protecting sensitive data through a rigorous, proven assurance process," said Gregory Webb, CEO at HITRUST. "This achievement reflects the organization's proactive approach to cybersecurity and trust."

For organizations evaluating teledentistry partners, HITRUST certification can significantly reduce the burden of third-party risk assessments. It is particularly relevant to dental and medical health plans, Medicaid and CHIP managed care organizations, state and local government agencies, dental service organizations (DSOs), health systems, and community health centers. Security, compliance, and vendor management leaders in these organizations often require HITRUST or equivalent assurance before a digital health vendor can access member data or integrate with internal systems.

The certification follows Dentistry.One's recent introduction of ICD-10 diagnostic coding in virtual-first dentistry, part of a broader effort to bring dental care into medical workflows and whole-person health programs. The company's roadmap includes expanded interoperability with medical and enterprise systems, so that oral health data can inform care coordination, population health management, and outcomes reporting.

Organizations interested in learning more about Dentistry.One's security posture can email [email protected].

About Dentistry.One

Dentistry.One is a virtual-first oral health application designed to extend oral health access and integrate dental care into broader medical workflows. Services include AI-powered screening through SmileScan®, asynchronous clinical consultations, care coordination,oral health coaching, and a collaborative practice hygiene network. Its parent company, MoutWatch, Inc., is a leader in dental imaging for dental care organizations. For more information, visit dentistry.one.

Dentistry.One Media Contact:

Jon Cerbie, Marketing Manager
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