When patients walk into a dental office expecting timely care, it can be disheartening for them to learn that their insurance doesn’t cover the treatment they need. Coverage gaps are a common cause...
Key Metrics Every Dental Practice Should Track for Billing Success
Effective dental revenue cycle management (RCM) is essential for any dental practice, and tracking the right key performance indicators (KPIs) plays a key role in this matter. From monitoring...
Navigating Pain Management Billing and Coding
Pain management practices encounter distinct challenges in medical billing, requiring precise coding for proper reimbursement and compliance. Due to the complexity and specificity of treatments,...
Exploring Insurance Coverage and Medical Billing for Pediatric Dental Services
Navigating the complexities of insurance coverage and medical billing for pediatric dental services can be challenging for dental physicians. The intricacies of insurance policies, claims...
Top Dental Billing Challenges and Solutions for 2025
It is estimated that around 80% of dental practices experience financial concerns associated with coding errors, billing challenges and insurance denials. These issues not only impact cash flow, but...
Why Effective Denial Management Matters in Dental Billing
Claim denials are a silent revenue drain in dental billing, costing practices hundreds of millions of dollars annually. According to the American Dental Association (ADA), around 10% of claims in...
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Dental Insurance Verification: Best Practices for Success [Updated for 2025]
Insurance coverage issues are one of the primary reasons for dental claim denials, which can lead to significant financial disruption for practices. Implementing best practices for dental insurance...
Navigating Root Canal Billing: Maximize Reimbursements Minimize Hassles
A root canal is one of the most common endodontic treatments performed in dental practices. It addresses infected or inflamed dental pulp - the soft inner layer of the tooth, aiming to restore the...
Why Insurance Verification Matters in Dental Practices
As dental practices strive to provide high-quality care, they face various challenges such as financial management, staffing issues, technology integration, and patient retention. Among these,...