For Dentists
Refer a case, or nominate a colleague.
Same listings as the patient side, different questions. You don't care which insurance they take — you care who is competent, close enough, and currently accepting referrals.
How Vetting Works
Coverage grows one nomination at a time.
Most of the fifty cities we track have nobody listed — not because there is nobody good, but because nobody has been put forward.
- Credentials & licensure
- Active license verified with the state board, standing confirmed, any disciplinary history disclosed and explained.
- Continuing education
- A documented record of training beyond the state minimum, in the procedures they are listed for.
- Patient history
- Reviewed internally. Never published, never used as a ranking signal.
- Documented clinical work
- Real cases with before and after imagery, published only with written patient authorization.
01
Nomination
By a colleague or by the dentist themselves. Both routes are held to the identical standard.
02
Vetting
Licensure verified with the board, education record read, clinical documentation examined.
03
Review
The complete file is assessed against the published criteria. Most nominations stop here.
04
Listing
Cleared dentists are published on the procedure and city pages they qualify for, and no others.