A well-managed claim lifecycle is critical for the financial health of a dental practice. Handling the dental claim process effectively ensures timely reimbursements, fewer denials, and a smoother...
Dental RCM vs. Medical RCM: Key Differences
While both dental and medical revenue cycle management (RCM) aim to optimize revenue for healthcare providers, they have distinct aspects that differentiate them. RCM in dentistry presents unique...
Understanding Revenue Cycle Management in Dentistry
For dental practices, maintaining financial stability is essential for ensuring smooth and efficient operations that maximize revenue and patient satisfaction. Dental revenue cycle management (RCM)...
Tips for Cross-Coding with Medical Billing
Dental insurance, while useful for routine care, often has limitations that create challenges for both patients and providers. Many procedures with dental components are related to broader medical...
Understanding Bundling in Dental Claims
Billing for dental services can be a complex process due to the need to understand specific CDT codes, and navigate varying insurance plans, payer policies, and changing regulations. While...
CDT Code Updates for 2025: Key Changes and Practice Implications
Current dental terminology (CDT) codes help dental practices maintain accurate patient records, streamline billing and insurance claims, ensure regulatory compliance, enhance patient transparency,...
Most Common CDT Coding Mistakes
A dentist’s clinical decisions guide the procedures performed, but accurate documentation using the correct CDT codes is crucial for proper claim submission and reimbursement. Every procedure must...
Avoid Dental Coding Errors in Your Claims
Coding is a key step in dental revenue cycle management (RCM) and the basis for efficient dental billing. Even minor dental coding errors can lead to claim denials, revenue loss, or audits. Common...
How to Choose a Reliable Dental Billing Partner
How do you spot a dental billing partner who truly performs? Effective billing is essential for the profitability of any dental practice. However, when your priority is patient care, keeping up with...