Healthcare providers render a wide range of services – surgical, nonsurgical, and preventive procedures and supplies. Billing in healthcare means submitting claims to insurance companies to get paid for services provided to patients. Efficient medical and dental...
Busy waiting rooms are only one visible challenge within daily operations during high-demand periods in healthcare. While providers focus on patient care, another pressure point intensifies behind...
Dental practice management involves overseeing every aspect of a dental office’s business operations — from attracting and retaining patients to delivering high-quality care, managing staff,...
Dental practices today are under growing pressure from all sides. Patients expect faster scheduling, seamless communication, and minimal wait times, while front-desk teams are stretched thin...
Dental practice management includes a wide spectrum of tasks – from providing quality care, improving the patient experience, staff coordination and dental appointment scheduling to effective dental...
The CDT coding manual is updated yearly to reflect innovations in dental technology and treatment modalities. The 2026 ADA CDT update has a total of 60 changes which includes 31 new codes, 14...
Technology is no longer optional in dental revenue cycle management, it's essential. Dental offices rely on multiple software tools such as EHR/PMS, imaging, scheduling, claims tools, and payment...
With constantly changing CDT codes and insurance requirements, dental billing and coding can be daunting. Fortunately AI-powered, tech-driven dental billing services provide accurate, compliant, and...
Dental professionals perform a wide range of preventive, nonsurgical and surgical procedures. Periodontics is a specialized field dedicated to the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of disease...
For dental professionals, obtaining optimal reimbursement for services rendered requires using appropriate Current Dental Terminology (CDT) codes on claims. CDT codes in dentistry allow dentists to...
Accurate dental coding is critical for smooth claim submission, timely reimbursements, and regulatory compliance. Yet, errors are more common than many practices realize. According to a survey by...
