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Delta Dental of WA partners with Dentistry.One to offer virtual dental care

Problems such as cavities, gum disease will be addressed

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Delta Dental of Washington now offers virtual dental care that will coordinate with in-person care as needed. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian files)

Members of Delta Dental of Washington now have the option to receive dental care virtually through a new online platform.

Delta Dental of Washington has partnered with Dentistry.One to offer virtual dental care to its more than 4 million patients across the state. Through this partnership, patients can access a range of Dentistry.One’s virtual services, including live video consultations, asynchronous phone reviews and SmileScan — an artificial intelligence-powered tool that monitors and tracks a patient’s oral health.

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