Blog

Dental practices that provide excellent care and a good patient experience consistently have their chairs full and an easier time reaching profitability. Even if you are doing a good job on the services that you perform, a negative patient experience can lead to...

One of the biggest challenges faced by dental practices is optimizing reimbursements. Even if you’re doing an excellent job and taking as many patients as you can, claim denials can leave you struggling to stay afloat. Navigating the complex world of dental insurance...

Running a dental practice is a delicate balance of providing patient care and managing a variety of administrative processes, including revenue cycle management. Proper revenue cycle management is the backbone of any dental practice's financial health. However,...

You started your dental practice to help patients and members of your community maintain their oral health. However, you need to have the proper amount of money coming in to help all of those patients and continue to expand your practice. Mastering revenue cycle...

In the world of healthcare, accurate claims submission is critical, whether you’re at a small family dental practice or a large practice with multiple dentists. When you aren’t submitting claims properly, it will take even more time and money to get things fixed—and...

As a dentist, professionalism and precision are critical to the success of your dental practice. Your patients are coming to you not just for help with their oral health but also for a smooth and seamless experience—and that includes the billing process. Even the best...

In another recent blog, we covered what factors impact your collections percentage. Now that you understand the things that can affect your success at collections, we’re diving into how you can increase your collections percentage to make your dental practice more...

Consumers and businesses are both feeling the sting of inflation. As a dental practice, you don’t want to increase prices so high that you risk isolating your most loyal patients, but you also need to make some changes to stay profitable. There is no one-size-fits-all...

Is your dental practice turning into a bank without you realizing it? Letting patients leave without paying and providing in-house financing can easily turn a business designed to help patients improve their oral health into a business that provides financing and...

The backbone of any successful business is being able to generate and collect income, and dental practices are no different. The higher your collections percentage is, the easier it will be for you to profit and grow your practice over time. How can you increase your...