To run a successful dental practice, it’s important to make sure that incoming payments match bank statements. That’s reconciliation, and it’s a best practice to make sure your money goes where it should. To make monthly reconciliation fast and easy, your dental insurance billing process needs to be organized.

Looking for a remote dental billing job? If you’ve worked in a dental office, you may be wondering what it’s like to do dental billing work from home. If you’re looking to explore a dental billing career, now is a great time to learn what it takes to succeed working as a remote employee.

Whether you’re starting a brand new dental practice, or looking to make some changes at your current one, there’s a question every dentist has at some point:

Too many dentists excel in patient care but quickly become less confident when facing all types of dental insurance plans. A dental insurance coordinator who knows about the different types of dental insurance plans can be a lifesaver in the practice.

You’re a dentist learning more about what kinds of services an outsourced dental billing company can offer you. And you’re curious about the relationship the company is going to have with you and your office manager.

Deciding whether or not to become a fee-for-service dental practice can be a big decision for dentists. Change can be overwhelming, but you’re curious if the pros of becoming a fee-for-service provider outweigh the cons.

Nothing is worse as a dental professional than spending all day on the phone with insurance, trying to reach the right person to get a dental claim paid. You’ve been there, done that. And now that you’ve outsourced your insurance billing, you’re done chasing down dental insurance claims.

As a dental team, you want to provide the best dental patient experience at your practice. But you’re not sure where you should begin making improvements that will directly impact their time with you.

So you have one provider or admin in your small dental practice. You wonder if you can benefit from outsourced dental billing. Do you need a certain number of patients? Or a minimum amount in claims you file per month? You might even think, “Sure, my front desk person can handle 10 claims a day!” So what’s the best business decision?

Making a change in your dental billing process can be tough for some dental teams. As a leader in your office, one of your most valuable roles is to help take your team through important changes.