There are two factors to your dental accounts receivable: your patient and insurance income. These are the two parties that pay your dental practice regularly. Do either of them owe you a large sum?
As the dental industry evolves, more and more professionals are looking into the DSO meaning. Running a dental practice is a lot of work - and that’s not including the actual dental care you have to provide if you’re a dentist who owns your practice.
Understanding scaling and root planing (SRP) and soft tissue management (STM) CDT codes can be challenging, even to the most seasoned insurance biller. Identifying the supportive clinical documentation that is necessary is important for your insurance billing success - financially and legally.
Dental practice growth depends on providing great care and healthy patient relationships in an ever-changing industry.
Many oral surgery practices struggle with insurance billing. OMS procedures place special demands on the insurance billing process.
Managing a dental practice comes with a lot of responsibilities. As the leader of a dental practice, your priority is patient care, of course. But it’s also financial success for the dental practice and professional success for you and your employees.
What is a missing tooth clause in dental insurance? It’s no wonder dental teams struggle to understand this clause - the fine print within patients’ insurance plans is hard to follow. But for the sake of your patient’s out-of-pocket amount, it’s crucial to know.
Dental practice efficiency is crucial for profitability and a low-stress work environment. Knowing how to optimize your dental practice efficiency is the challenge most dentists face. Where do you start when it comes to increasing your dental practice efficiency? There are so many moving parts of a dental practice.
Cost is always top of mind when it comes to finding dental billing solutions and getting your insurance claims paid. You want the results to be worth the cost and finding the right person for the job can be a challenge.
Is your dental revenue cycle profitable? It can be a challenge to keep making sure your patient payments and insurance claims help you sustain and build a practice that’s exciting to lead.
