HITRUST certification indicates that the Dentistry.One platform has met stringent network security and data protection standards through independent assessments and guarantees, further solidifying its position as a trusted virtual priority dental care partner for health insurance plans, public projects, employers, and medical systems. This move follows Dentistry.One's introduction of ICD-10 diagnostic coding on its remote dental platform.

Mettuchin, New Jersey, October 6, 2026 / PRNewswire / -- Virtual Priority Oral Health Service Provider Dentistry.One announced today that its Dentistry.One application located in Amazon Web Services ( AWS ) has obtained a cybersecurity and information protection certification status issued by HITRUST.

Certification indicates that Dentistry.One has met the requirements defined by leading cybersecurity organizations, confirming that the company has established robust control measures to protect sensitive data and effectively manage risks.

This achievement is built upon HITRUST Assurance Program, and it reflects independent third-party testing, centralized quality assurance, as well as an authentication mechanism supported by Cyber Threat to Adaptive and engine from HITRUST. These elements ensure that it remains consistent with the latest threat intelligence, as well as the evolving standards of NIST, ISO, and OWASP.

The evaluation scope for Dentistry.One includes not only its cloud hosting environment but also the company headquarters located in Metuchen, New Jersey, where the team that supports this platform also works. For many health insurance plans and medical systems, HITRUST is the preferred or required standard when assessing third-party suppliers. According to 2026 HITRUST Trust Report, in 2025, 99.62% of HITRUST certified environments remained free from security incidents, and among the top 50 data breaches in the medical industry reported by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, none occurred in HITRUST certified environments.

HITRUST i1 Authentication has supplemented a series of independent trust verifications that Dentistry.One has already obtained:

• For the Dentistry.One platform's HITRUST and i1 certifications, a set of security control measures that have been screened and possess threat adaptation capabilities is verified, and these measures are renewed annually.
• SOC 2 Type Independent auditing ensures that security controls remain effective throughout the entire audit period, rather than only at a specific point in time.
• HIPAA complies with the administrative, physical, and technical safeguards implemented by Dentistry.One for protected health information, as well as its role as a business partner of regulated entities.
• LegitScript certifies and verifies that Dentistry.One is a legitimate remote medical service provider with the appropriate licenses, in compliance with applicable laws and regulations.

"Including us in their collaboration is tantamount to extending their own reputation to us. They entrust their members, patients, and data to us," said Brant Herman, the founder and CEO of Dentistry.One and MouthWatch. "Our platform has obtained HITRUST certification, which means that health insurance plans, state Medicaid programs, or large employers can be assured that we have already done the extensive work that their security and procurement teams would otherwise have to verify from scratch. This allows them to spend less time on supplier risk assessments and more time providing better oral health care to their service recipients."

HITRUST CEO Gregory Webb stated: "Obtaining HITRUST certification indicates that Dentistry.One has gone through a rigorous and verified assurance process, committed to managing information risks and protecting sensitive data. This achievement reflects the institution's proactive approach to cybersecurity and trust."

For organizations evaluating remote dental partners, the HITRUST certification can significantly reduce the burden of third-party risk assessment. This certification is particularly suitable for dental and healthcare insurance plans, Medicaid and CHIP managed healthcare organizations, state and local government agencies, dental service organizations ( DSOs ), healthcare systems, as well as community health centers. The persons in charge of security, compliance, and supplier management in these organizations typically require digital health suppliers to have HITRUST or equivalent safeguards before accessing member data or integrating with internal systems.

This certification follows closely on Dentistry.One's recent introduction of ICD-10 diagnostic codes in Virtual Priority Dentistry, and is part of the company's broader efforts to incorporate dental care into medical workflows and overall health programs. The company's roadmap includes expanding interoperability with medical and enterprise systems so that oral health data can support care coordination, population health management, and outcome reporting.

Institutions interested in learning about the security status of Dentistry.One may send an email to [ email protected ].

About Dentistry.One

Dentistry.One is a virtual priority oral health application designed to increase the accessibility of oral health care and integrate dental care into a broader medical workflow. Its services include SmileScan ® screenings based on AI, asynchronous clinical consultations, nursing coordination, oral health guidance, and a collaborative practice health network. Its parent company, MoutWatch, Inc, is a leading enterprise in the field of dental imaging for dental institutions. For more information, please visit dentistry.one.

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