Being in a PPO dental network has some great advantages. You’re accessible in the dental network which is a valid marketing strategy. For dentists, this first step makes a huge difference to your financial success. But now that you’ve sent claims, what does it take to make a PPO practice successful?

As staffing becomes increasingly more difficult for dentists/dental practice owners, many are looking to outsourcing services. These services include insurance billing, patient billing, insurance verification, and scheduling. You’re considering looking into outsourcing to multiple different companies for these services but are wondering if this is an efficient route to financial success.

As the world changes, so does the world of dentistry. Dental billing specifically has evolved a lot in the past 10 years. As a dental professional, understanding what has changed in the past 10 years can help you prepare for what’s to come.

There are several different types of dental insurance plans. HMO and EPO plans are so similar, that dental professionals often mix up the two. Unfortunately, when you don’t understand different types of dental insurance plans, you might file their claims incorrectly. This can lead to payment delays from insurance that can cost you.

Dentists sometimes don't know where their place is when working with a dental billing company. It’s common for dentists to outsource their dental billing, introduce the service to their administrative team, then either step away or misunderstand their role in this partnership.

CDT codes are essential for both billing and to document your dental care. Sure, you might already know that CDT stands for Current Dental Terminology. But you need a deeper explanation of how to use CDT codes in your practice.

Your team’s dental billing training has a lot to do with your dental practice’s success. But you’re not really sure where to find good dental billing courses. There’s a lot to learn and so many websites with varying information. What is the most efficient way to learn about dental billing?

Dental clinical notes are a key piece of the puzzle that is dental insurance claim reimbursement. But it’s also crucial to keep detailed clinical notes for your in-house record-keeping to fend off legal troubles, and also to shape an optimal patient experience.