DentKits Integrates Remote Dental Review Through Dentistry.One

Patients can obtain custom dentures without an office visit, with virtual follow-up consultations and referrals available when needed.

By
News Staff
October 15, 2026

Inside Dentistry

Overview

DentKits and Dentistry.One announced a partnership that adds review by licensed dentists to DentKits’ at-home denture process. Patients submit home impressions, photographs, and medical histories for clinical evaluation; dentists may prescribe full or partial dentures when indicated, provide an oral health report, and offer follow-up video consultations or referrals when needed.

Background

DentKits provides custom dentures through an at-home impression process and a United States-based laboratory. DentKits and Dentistry.One identified treatment costs, travel, limited provider availability, and mobility restrictions as barriers to obtaining dentures. Dentistry.One is a virtual-first oral health platform developed by MouthWatch Inc., offering asynchronous and live consultations, screening, and care coordination.

Data Highlights

The announcement provides no numerical outcomes or trial data.

Key Findings

Patients register through DentKits, receive an impression kit, and submit dental impressions, smile photographs, and medical histories from home.
DentKits forwards the submitted records to Dentistry.One for evaluation by a licensed dentist.
A Dentistry.One dentist reviews the materials and prescribes full or partial dentures when indicated; findings are provided to the patient and DentKits in an oral health report.
After denture delivery, patients requiring additional assistance may arrange a live video appointment with a Dentistry.One dentist.
When in-person care is necessary, Dentistry.One coordinates referrals to local providers.

Clinical Implications

The described workflow combines at-home impression submission with licensed-dentist review, remote follow-up, and referral coordination when in-person care is necessary.

Conclusion

The partnership incorporates remote clinical review and follow-up options into DentKits’ at-home denture process. The announcement describes the service model but reports no clinical outcome data.