; and (B) communicates final credentialing decisions to providers within 90 days of receipt of a completed application. (3) Integrated data collection system defined For purposes of this subsection, the term integrated data collection system means an electronic system maintained by a State and used for purposes of enrolling, screening, and credentialing dentists under a State Medicaid program. . (b) Dental and oral health services audit requirement Not later than 90 days after the date of enactment of this Act, a State Medicaid program, including a program offered by a sponsor of a Medicaid managed care plan, that offers dental and oral health services audits a claim for such dental and oral health services shall— (1) utilize a licensed health care professional from the dental specialty area of practice being audited to establish relevant audit methodology consistent with— (A) established practice guidelines, standards of care, and State-issued dental Medicaid provider handbooks; and (B) established clinical practice guidelines and acceptable standards of care established by the dental professional or specialty organizations responsible for setting such standards of care; (2) develop and implement, in consultation with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, a procedure in which an improper payment identified by an audit may be resubmitted as a claims adjustment, including the resubmission of— (A) claims denied as a result of an interpretation of scope of services not previously held by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services; (B) documentation when the document provided is incomplete, illegible, or unclear; and (C) documentation when clerical errors resulted in a denial of claims for services actually provided; and (3) disallow the difference between the payment for the service that was provided and the payment for the service that should have been provided if a service was provided and sufficiently documented, but denied because it was determined that a different service should have been billed.