Dental injury referrals, made clear.
Dental lien and workers’ compensation cases have moving parts. Find practical answers about referrals, provider matching, disputed claims, treatment scope, and case-ready documentation.
What kinds of cases can I refer?
We coordinate referrals for accident-related personal injury dental cases and work-related dental or oral injuries. Appropriate denied or disputed workers’ compensation cases can also be reviewed individually. Send the case details and location so our team can assess the next step.
Do you coordinate dental care on lien for personal injury cases?
Will you review denied or disputed workers’ compensation cases?
Yes, appropriate denied or disputed workers’ compensation dental cases can be submitted for individual review. We consider the injury, claim details, location, clinical needs, and provider availability before advising on possible next steps. Submission does not guarantee acceptance or coverage.
How do I refer an injured client?
Use the Refer a Patient form to send your law firm and contact details, the patient’s name and location, case type and workers’ comp claim status if applicable, date of injury, dental concern, and any useful case notes or documents. Our team will review the information and follow up.
What happens after a referral is submitted?
We review the case details and service area, identify an appropriate dental provider when available, and coordinate the next steps with the referring law firm. Treatment decisions and case communication are handled according to the provider’s clinical assessment and the case’s requirements.
What dental injuries and treatments are in scope?
Referrals may involve TMJ and jaw injuries, bruxism or teeth grinding associated with injury-related pain or stress, chipped or fractured teeth, missing or damaged teeth, restorative care, dental specialties, and oral surgery. A provider determines the appropriate evaluation and treatment based on clinical need.
What reports and documentation can be coordinated?
Depending on the case and provider, documentation may include initial and causation reports, Med-Legal and MMI reports when appropriate, Requests for Authorization (RFAs), treatment records, and case-status communication. The specific report type and timing depend on the clinical findings and case requirements.
Is there an upfront cost or a guaranteed provider match?
No provider match, lien arrangement, claim acceptance, or treatment outcome is guaranteed. Personal injury care on lien may be possible when appropriate; workers’ compensation handling depends on the claim and case review. We will discuss available next steps after reviewing the referral.
Can injured patients contact you directly?
Yes. Injured patients can use the Contact page for general questions. For a PI or workers’ compensation case, it helps to have the attorney, case manager, or legal staff submit the referral and relevant case information so care can be coordinated efficiently. This website is not for emergencies.
How can dentists join the network?
Visit For Dentists or contact our team with your practice, specialties, service area, and experience with personal injury or workers’ compensation cases. We will follow up to discuss fit and next steps.