Real dentists. In your corner.
Meet dentists in The TeleDentists partner network. ONEORAL connects members with online consultations and guidance. Your consulting dentist depends on your location and availability.

Dr. Aurora Alva
The TeleDentists partner network

Dr. Katina Spadoni
The TeleDentists partner network

Dr. Derek Weigand
The TeleDentists partner network

Dr. Pooja Santwani
The TeleDentists partner network

Dr. James Kiser
The TeleDentists partner network

Dr. Jason Klingensmith
The TeleDentists partner network

Dr. Harvey Lester
The TeleDentists partner network

Dr. Michael Sigler
The TeleDentists partner network

Dr. Kyle Pettersen
The TeleDentists partner network

Dr. Jerry Strauss
The TeleDentists partner network

Dr. Baudino
The TeleDentists partner network
What that means in practice
Where a dentist enters the process
A dentist reviews what you submit
Your quiz answers, your history and — if you have taken one — your salivary test are reviewed by a licensed dental provider before anything is prescribed.
They decide the protocol
Which formulas, at which strengths, in which order. A protocol is prescribed for your risk profile rather than picked from a shelf.
They tell you when to go in
Home care cannot fix everything. Part of the job is saying plainly when something needs an in-person visit instead.
The wider network
Who you speak to at two in the morning
Live consultations are provided through The TeleDentists, a national network of board-licensed dentists founded in 2014. Your consulting dentist depends on your location and availability.
Those visits run on a HIPAA-compliant platform hosted by VSee. A dentist can diagnose, start you on remediation, prescribe an antibiotic or non-narcotic pain medication where appropriate, and refer you to a practice near you when something needs treating in person — the same in-person network OneOral points you toward for your annual dental visit.
On what we publish. Our guides and articles are written by the OneOral team and reviewed by the clinical team for accuracy. Where we cite a number, we name the source. Where the honest answer is “it depends” or “see someone in person”, we say that instead of selling around it.