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Important Message for Providers

Updated September 2019

Beginning later this year; Delta Dental of Minnesota will begin requiring additional documentation along with claims submission for select CDT codes.

Click here for additional information.

Updated June 2019

Please make sure claims are submitted with accurate information. Claims must match exactly what's listed on the member's ID card:

Patient first and last name
Patient Date of Birth
Subscriber first and last name
ID Number

To ensure proper processing moving forward; it is essential that claims exactly match enrollment records.

Updated April 2019

In the latter part of 2019, Delta Dental of Minnesota is planning a move to a new administrative system. We’re excited about the enhancements this move will bring to our provider partners and members. Updates related to this change include:

New member ID cards
New claims processing system and claims mailing address
Enhanced provider portal/dental office toolkit
Electronic credentialing

We’ll share additional information and next steps in the coming months. Watch for more details on our website and in upcoming newsletters. Be assured that how you do business with us today will continue in the future. Thank you for your continued partnership.

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Important Notice

The American Dental Association (ADA) urges all dental practices to remain vigilant after it was contacted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) with information regarding a credible threat to the practices of oral and maxillofacial surgeons.

The FBI provided an example in which the threat actor poses as a new patient or says they want to become a patient at the practice to obtain new patient forms online. Once the forms are received, the threat actor will then contact the practice to report they are having trouble submitting them online and ask if they can scan the forms and email them instead. The threat actor then emails the “forms” as an attachment. When the attachment is opened malware is deployed in a phishing scheme.

The FBI requests dental practices that experience any fraudulent or suspicious activities to report them to the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center at ic3.gov.

Precautions Practices Can Take

The Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) recommends four vital ways to protect your practice from cyberthreats:

The ADA will continue to lead this charge and provide cybersecurity updates as they become available. Please visit ADA.org to see how the ADA advocates on behalf of dentists nationwide.

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