Dentulu has announced that it is rebranding as Dentulu Integrated Health, reflecting the company’s expansion from virtual dental care into a broader healthcare technology platform that integrates dentistry, medicine, diagnostics, and preventive health services.
According to the company, the transition is part of its long-term strategy to connect oral health with overall health through technology, clinical collaboration, and coordinated models of care. Under the Dentulu Health brand, the company said it will continue to expand its platform beyond virtual dentistry to include medical services, advanced diagnostics, sleep medicine, wellness programs, chronic disease screening, remote patient monitoring, and coordinated care.
According to the company, the rebranding also reflects a broader shift toward integrated healthcare as research continues to demonstrate connections between oral health and systemic conditions, including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, hypertension, sleep disorders, pregnancy complications, and inflammatory diseases.
“Our vision has always extended beyond virtual dentistry,” said Dr. Arash Hakhamian, founder and chief executive officer of Dentulu Health. “While other Teledentistry companies focused on Triaging patients, Dentulu was the first to adopt Salivary Testing, at-home tooth replacement services with Valplast Stayplates, Remineralization and Periodontal Trays as well as Sleep Apnea Oral Appliances. As our platform has grown, so has our understanding of the important role oral health plays in overall health. The name Dentulu Health better reflects who we are today and where we are headed. We are building a connected healthcare ecosystem that empowers dentists, physicians, specialists, and patients to work together in ways that were not previously possible.”
According to the company, the expanded platform will continue to offer virtual dental services while adding physician consultations, salivary diagnostics, sleep apnea screening and treatment coordination, laboratory testing, blood pressure monitoring, hemoglobin A1C testing, weight management programs, gut health assessments, GLP-1 therapies where clinically appropriate, remote patient monitoring, and other health services intended to complement comprehensive dental care.
The company also said it is expanding its use of salivary diagnostics as a noninvasive diagnostic medium to help providers identify biomarkers associated with oral and systemic conditions. According to the company, these capabilities will be combined with artificial intelligence, digital diagnostics, and connected healthcare technologies to support clinical workflows.
According to the company, its strategy is based on the belief that dental professionals can play an important role in identifying health concerns because they often see patients more frequently than other healthcare providers. The company said it envisions dentists working alongside physicians and specialists through coordinated referrals and preventive care rather than replacing primary care providers.
“We believe every dental visit has the potential to become a wellness visit,” Dr. Hakhamian continued. “Dentists routinely evaluate patients every three to six months, creating valuable opportunities to identify health concerns early, encourage preventive care, and help patients navigate the healthcare system more effectively. Through Dentulu Integrated Health, we are creating the technology, clinical workflows, and provider network necessary to make that vision a reality.”
According to the company, the platform combines virtual care, diagnostic testing, clinical decision support, care coordination, and patient engagement tools within a single digital ecosystem. The platform is designed to support multiple user groups, including patients, dentists, physicians, specialists, laboratories, health systems, dental support organizations, medical service organizations, insurance carriers, educational institutions, and strategic partners through configurable, role-based access.
According to the company, Dentulu Health also offers enterprise licensing, strategic alliances, application programming interface (API) integrations, white-label and private-label solutions, co-branded programs, and custom platform deployments to support organizations with different technology strategies. The company said its modular architecture allows organizations to implement individual services or broader programs spanning virtual care, diagnostics, remote patient monitoring, sleep medicine, oral-systemic health, preventive wellness, and care coordination.
