A dental practice is a business like any other, meaning that you need to pay attention to your bottom line as you focus on your main goal of providing high quality care. It’s necessary to generate adequate revenue and profits to build a successful dental...
Managing dental billing plays a vital role in the financial workflow of a dental practice, ensuring proper reimbursement from insurance for the services rendered. If you’re facing accounts receivable challenges, staffing problems, and a lower overall collection...
In today’s rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, dental practices face a multitude of challenges in providing quality care while maintaining the financial health of their businesses. One of the critical aspects that often demands significant attention is dental...
Malocclusions are dental conditions characterized by misalignment of the teeth when the jaws are closed. Dental exams and X-rays can identify problems with bite and teeth misalignment. Malocclusions are categorized based on their characteristics and the affected...
Underused CDT codes refer to specific codes within the Current Dental Terminology (CDT) system that are not frequently utilized by dentists in their day-to-day practice. These codes represent procedures or services that may be less commonly performed or not widely...