When it comes to today’s economic climate, the healthcare staffing shortage is a problem affecting a vital income source: dental patient revenue. The more dental teams need to give insurance collections the lion’s share of effort, the fewer resources they have to ensure patient balances come in.

As a dental practice or group owner, you know that dental patient revenue is crucial for the survival of your business.

Do you know the biggest headache for healthcare providers? It's not treatment satisfaction for patients. It’s revenue management.

Attracting new patients to your dental practice or group isn't always as easy. However, with the right strategies in place, it's possible to increase your patient base and grow your practice.

Many dental practice owners ask themselves, “Should I sell my dental practice to a DSO?”

The dental industry is constantly evolving. Dental conferences offer opportunities to stay up-to-date with the latest trends, techniques, and technologies for any dental professional looking to grow their business.

As a dental practice or group, your ultimate goal is to provide quality care to your patients. But you also need to sustain a profitable business. That's the purpose of end-to-end revenue cycle management in dentistry.

Have you noticed a dip in your patient collections? It's more common than you'd think for dental teams to have difficulties receiving payment from patients. And it’s even more challenging because you don’t want to anger or upset patients.

As your dental practice or group grows, you're bound to run into certain revenue cycle management problems.

If you're like most people, trying to make sense of a patient’s dental insurance policy can feel like reading a foreign language. Even if you’ve been working in the dental industry for years, it can be a challenge.