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...
Dental Insurance Verification: Best Practices for Success [Updated for 2025]
Insurance issues are one of the primary reasons for dental claim denials, which can lead to significant financial disruptions for practices. It’s essential for dentists to understand patients'...
Navigating Root Canal Billing: Maximize Reimbursements Minimize Hassles
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...
Importance of Insurance Verification in Dental Practices
Dental practices strive to provide high-quality dental services and exceptional patient care while handling numerous challenges such as patient expectations, technological shifts, staff shortage and...
Tips to Optimize Your Dental Billing in the Fall
So much happens in the fall: cooler days, schools reopening, parties, thanksgiving, and so much more. For dental practices, this season can be a challenging time due to the dip in patient volume due...
Key Dental Codes and Terminology
CDT stands for Current Dental Terminology, a standardized set of HIPAA dental procedure codes maintained by the American Dental Association (ADA). Understanding CDT codes and terminology is...
What are the Benefits of Outsourcing Dental Billing?
An efficient and accurate billing process is essential for the financial stability of a dental practice and for ensuring that patients receive the care they need without unnecessary delays or...
Dental Core Build-up – Handling Reimbursement Challenges
Dental insurance verification and reimbursement for core buildups can be challenging. Dental offices and dental billing companies must be up to date with CDT codes and payer guidelines to ensure...
Key Dental Billing Tips and Insurance Considerations for Dental Practices
For a dental practice, revenue cycle management is just as important as patient care. Daily dental billing and insurance coverage collections for the services rendered is the fuel that keeps a...