Dentistry.One reports data breach exposing patient information
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Dentistry.One, LLC, a dental telehealth provider based in New Jersey, is reporting a data breach resulting from unauthorized access to certain company systems.
According to the official notice, the unauthorized access potentially exposed a range of personally identifiable information (PII) belonging to Dentistry.One patients. The company claims that it successfully identified the unauthorized party and confirmed that all data in their possession was deleted and that,the unauthorized party signed a termination certificate attesting to the deletion and non-misuse. The compromised data includes:
- Names
- Addresses
- Government-issued identification numbers
- Social Security numbers
The nature of the attack beyond "unauthorized access to certain Dentistry.One systems" has not been disclosed. The number of affected individuals is not disclosed. Given the claims of "identified unauthorized party and all data deleted" it seems to be an insider incident.
The incident was reported on December 26, 2025, and notification letters sent to affected consumers. The breach compromised sensitive patient data, though the exact number of affected individuals has not been disclosed by the company.
For those potentially impacted, Dentistry.One is offering complimentary identity monitoring services for 24 months, which includes single bureau credit monitoring, proactive fraud assistance, and identity theft restoration services. Affected individuals are encouraged to activate these services by following the instructions provided in their notification letters. Impacted individuals may contact Dentistry.One at 844-572-2732, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. ET for additional information or inquiries regarding the breach.
