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 be documented in both the patient’s dental record and the claim form...
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 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...
Billing for dental services has become increasingly complex due to constantly changing industry regulations, coding updates, and payer-specific requirements. This can have a serious impact on a...
Managing dental office overhead is a key aspect for financial success. Digital solution provider Dandy’s 2022 Dental Industry Report found that practices are grappling with rising costs, insurance...
Insurance denials can significantly impact your dental practice’s revenue cycle. Efficient billing plays a crucial role ensuring that you receive proper reimbursement for services rendered. One of...
Dentistry, despite being one of the most rewarding careers in the world, can be stressful at times, especially dental billing. While not typically taught in dental school, mastering billing is...
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...
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...
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...
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...
