Each time I visited my dentist in the past year or so, the same concern arose: “What can I do about my dental practice's staffing shortage? ”

The dental revenue cycle is a wheel that has to keep turning to make your dental practice profitable. But keeping this wheel turning is no easy feat.

What are the best ways to run a dental practice for greater success?

Dental RCM refers to revenue cycle management for the dental industry. The term has been increasing in popularity because dentists are finally cracking the code on what can elevate their cash flow. And spoiler — the key is proper dental revenue cycle management. And you want in.

What will increase productivity in a dental office? It’s a question every practice leader asks themselves at one point or another. You want to see revenue increase, but you don’t want to overwork your team. So how can you increase productivity?

Dental revenue at your practice is what keeps your dental office operationally and financially healthy. It’s the gas in the car. It’s what pays you and your team, ensures you have great equipment, and keeps a roof over the head of the practice.

Isn’t it a little crazy how most dental professionals don’t learn about management in dentistry while they are in school?

Dental office management is the key to your practice's financial and professional success. But dental office management can be done in so many different ways.

Have you ever had a hard time getting your dental insurance claims paid on the first submission? Payment delays hurt your cash flow. And if denials become unexpected bills, patient satisfaction goes down too. Fixing snags in the claims process can help you say goodbye to these issues.

Your dental team may want to automate dental patient billing but are worried this will hurt the relationship you have with patients. If you’ve always stuffed envelopes by hand or sent individual emails yourself, you might be thinking, “Surely I’d never outsource my dental patient billing. It’s supposed to be personal!”