Referral and scope review
Confirm the requesting party, questions to be addressed, records available, and administrative requirements.
PI / Independent Dental Evaluation in Maryland
Independent dental evaluations provide objective clinical assessment and documentation of teeth affected by impact, dental trauma, and other oral injuries related to a personal injury matter.
Treatment overview
A personal injury dental evaluation may include review of available records, a focused history, clinical examination, diagnostic imaging when indicated, and documentation of current dental findings.
The evaluation is designed to describe oral conditions within the dentist's clinical scope. It does not promise a legal conclusion, establish responsibility, or guarantee how an attorney, insurer, or court will use the findings.
Your visit
Confirm the requesting party, questions to be addressed, records available, and administrative requirements.
Review relevant dental records, imaging, reported mechanism, symptoms, and treatment history.
Evaluate affected teeth, supporting tissues, bite, function, and imaging when clinically indicated.
Prepare objective findings and recommendations within the agreed clinical scope.
Common questions
Every recommendation begins with an examination and a conversation about your health, priorities, and options.
Relevant pre-injury and post-injury dental records, imaging, treatment notes, referral questions, and administrative instructions may help define the evaluation.
No. An independent evaluation is primarily diagnostic and documentary. Any urgent or ongoing treatment needs are handled separately unless explicitly arranged.
The dentist documents clinical findings and may address dental questions within professional scope. Legal responsibility and final case determinations belong to the appropriate legal process.
Requests may come from an attorney, insurer, case manager, agency, or individual. The office confirms scope, records, fees, and scheduling before accepting the evaluation.
Call the office to confirm the requesting party, clinical scope, required records, administrative requirements, fees, and scheduling. Please do not send protected health information through ordinary email.