Traumatic dental injuries refer to injuries or damage to the teeth, gums, or supporting structures of the mouth that result from trauma or external force. These injuries can vary in severity, ranging from minor chips or cracks in the teeth to more serious injuries...
Spring is the perfect time to give attention to oral health. Refreshing one’s oral hygiene routine, replacing old toothbrushes, and scheduling a dental check-up can contribute to a healthier smile. Spring also sets the stage for the upcoming summer season when...
Dental insurance billing is extremely complex, with constantly changing codes, payer rules and regulations, and HIPAA guidelines. Even a minor error can have a significant impact on dental practice revenue. That’s why many dentists are choosing to partner with a...
Every year, the American Dental Association (ADA) reviews and updates CDT codes to document services dentists provide. Dentistry is constantly evolving and annual updates to CDT codes provide a means to accommodate the adoption of modern devices and technology by...
For dental practitioners, using the appropriate ICD-10 codes to properly identify and document common dental issues is crucial for not only getting paid for the services provided, but also to maintain the integrity of the patient’s medical record. Partnering...
