Dental Credentialing
Dental credentialing without the paperwork spiral
Credentialing delays cost real production. Clementine manages provider enrollment, CAQH, and payer follow-up from the first application through re-credentialing, so your providers get in-network and stay there.
What your practice gets
Complete applications
Documentation gathered and submitted correctly the first time, which is where most credentialing delays start.
Payer follow-up
We stay on the payers until effective dates are confirmed in writing.
CAQH maintained
Profiles kept current and attested so applications don't bounce back.
No lapsed providers
Re-credentialing deadlines are tracked ahead of time instead of discovered through a denial.
How it works
- 1
Gather and review
Licenses, insurance, NPI, and practice details collected into one clean provider file.
- 2
Submit and track
Applications go out per payer and are followed up until an effective date is issued.
- 3
Maintain
CAQH attestations and re-credentialing dates are monitored on an ongoing basis.
Frequently asked questions
What is dental provider credentialing?
Credentialing is the process of enrolling a dentist with insurance payers so the provider is in-network and claims are paid at contracted rates. It includes applications, supporting documentation, CAQH maintenance, and payer follow-up.
How long does dental credentialing take?
Timelines are set by the payers and commonly run 60 to 180 days. What we control is that applications are complete, submitted quickly, and followed up on so nothing stalls in a queue.
Do you handle re-credentialing?
Yes. Re-credentialing and CAQH attestation deadlines are tracked so a lapse never quietly knocks a provider out of network.
Can you credential a new associate or a new location?
Yes — new providers, added locations, and practice ownership changes are all handled, including group and individual enrollments.