Running a group dental practice has a set of challenges that are different from single-office private practices, or even DSOs. There are multiple teams to manage, each handling their own workflows and routines to keep their location efficient.

If patient complaints seem to pop up around billing, wait times, or communication, you’re not alone. Many dental practices deliver excellent clinical care yet struggle with the experience patients have outside the operatory. Fortunately, there are simple ways to improve your patient experience, and here we’ve listed 10 to choose from.

Current Dental Terminology (CDT) coding is no easy walk in the park. There are dozens of codes to choose from when creating an insurance claim, and codes are changed, added, and deleted every year.

When it comes to CDT codes, we know all too well how many dental professionals feel: Confused.

So, you’re starting a dental business or adding a dentist to the team, and you want to gather patients from an insurance carrier’s network. To do this, first you will need a contract with the insurance company as an approved provider, a process known as provider credentialing.