Absolute Dental 2025 Security Incident
The 2025 Absolute Dental security incident involved unauthorized access to some systems from February 19 through March 5, 2025. The organization noticed a potential issue on February 26 and completed its file and data review on July 28.
Exposed Data Types
8 sensitive20- Health information
- Medical history
- Diagnoses
- Treatment information
- Health insurance information
- Medical record numbers
- Patient IDs
- Protected health information
- Names
- Contact information
- Physical addresses
- Dates of birth
- Social security numbers
- Driver’s license numbers
- State ID numbers
- Passport numbers
- Government-issued IDs
- Explanations of benefits
- Subset-only financial account information
- Subset-only payment card information
About This Breach
The reported affected population is 1,223,635 people, and there is no local searchable person-level dataset.
Person-varying fields include names, contact information and addresses, birth dates, Social security numbers, driver’s licenses or state IDs, passports or government IDs, health, treatment, history, and diagnosis information, explanations of benefits, health insurance data, medical record and patient IDs, and protected health information. Financial-account and payment-card information is possible only for the relevant subset; all twenty classes must not be assumed for every person.
The 1,223,635 figure is not unique leaked accounts, downloaded files, people carrying every field, or confirmed misuse. The record does not establish identity, Absolute Dental patient status, a particular diagnosis or treatment, financial-account or card ownership, field co-occurrence, medical identity theft, or fraud.
Health, insurance, Social Security, identity-document, and financial fields require the strictest private handling. Only direct notice recipients or people who know a particular sensitive field was affected should follow the medical-record, insurance, credit, and financial protections in their own notice.
Verification and editorial method
LeakData compares the incident name, date, affected-record count, and exposed data types with accessible sources. Unverified fields are not presented as facts, and records are updated when new evidence becomes available.
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