You’re ready to work with your chosen dental claims service, and you’re eager to see results. Your team has struggled to keep up with the dental insurance claims work, and the dental claims service you’ve hired should generate faster insurance income and resolve issues on the aging report. What kind of results can your dental practice expect?

If you’re new to researching a dental billing service, you might not know what most dentists are searching for. You know you want to take your dental billing process to a more profitable level. And you have heard about how outsourcing billing is becoming the new normal for dentists.

A common question to Dental Cashflow Solutions from dental teams is: How many people are working on my account?

How does secondary insurance work? This is a common question among dental professionals trying to accurately submit multiple insurance plans per patient. A patient is covered by multiple insurance plans, and you’re unsure how to file it - and you just want to be accurate and compliant.

Dental insurance billing tips can help clarify the complicated nature of insurance. If you’re trying to improve your current dental insurance billing process, it can be hard to know where to start. There are many moving parts, and you just want a financially healthy dental practice.

For oral surgery specialists, billing can be especially daunting as the process demands skilled medical and dental insurance collection. And rules are a bit different when it comes to oral surgery billing versus just regular dental billing.

Are you looking for ways to get more dental patients? As a dentist and/or business owner, you’re always looking to grow your business and make it profitable. And for some, that means getting more dental patients to come to your practice.

As a leader in your dental practice, you are always looking to manage dental practice expenses. But you keep running into roadblocks that seem to prevent you from having a healthy cash flow, happy employees, and satisfied patients.

Whether on purpose or accidental, illegal dental billing practices can do a lot of damage to your dental practice. Illegal dental billing practices are so specific to their industry, that many professionals might not even know what is and what is not legal.

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