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When someone calls to make a dental appointment, they rarely understand the insurance verification process. Sometimes, they may not even be aware of what their plan covers or what its limitations are. This is why following correct insurance verification guidelines is...

It is key for dental practices to maintain their fee schedules via practice management software to ensure that the fees in the system are generated correctly. Fee schedules from insurance companies come in different formats, and therefore, it can be challenging to...

The credentialing process is never enjoyable for dentists, and unfortunately, it’s something that needs to be completed for every insurance company (and again when it is time to complete the recredentialing process). Thankfully, there are ways to make the process...

Many dental practices throughout the country rely on insurance networks to help bring in new patients and boost their bottom lines. However, many of them do not fully understand that enrolling in an insurance network is not enough. It’s critical that you optimize your...

You enjoy working at your dental practice and spending time helping the lives of patients in your community. However, is that what you will do for the rest of your life? Having a dental practice transition plan in place is essential to ensure that the process is...

Acquiring an existing dental practice is a big decision for any dentist, and the transition process is much more than just filling out paperwork. During the acquisition process, you want to make sure that you do your due diligence and get things right the first time....

If your dental practice is located in the United States, there is a high probability that “business as usual” is anything but “usual” right now. We wanted to share with you how APEX Reimbursement Specialists is working tirelessly to help support all of our dentist...

Does your dental practice ever bill to medical insurance? Depending on the suite of services that you offer, not billing dental procedures to medical insurance could mean missing out on higher reimbursements or leaving your patients paying more for their procedures...