Wondering how outsourced billing helps dental practices? Learn how one dentist faced an outdated or unorganized billing process and turned it around. Outsourcing your insurance billing can relieve the office and dentists of the stresses that come with dealing with dental insurance.

Dental insurance claim denials are a frustrating part of the billing process. If your claims are being repeatedly denied by insurance, maybe it’s time to make a change. Learn 10 reasons your dental insurance claims are being denied, and the solution to each of the reasons.

It’s hard to keep up with abbreviations and jargon in dental billing. You might know the abbreviation, without totally understanding what it means or stands for. Learn 11 common insurance billing terms every dental team should be a pro on.

Does your dental office own an intraoral camera? If not, it could be hugely beneficial not only for your patients and their understanding of their treatment, but also for getting your dental insurance claims paid.

You may be hesitant to outsource if your dental practice is brand new and just starting out. There are a few reasons outsourcing could save you not only time and money, but create an amazing workplace for your employees. It may sound like a bit step while you’re just starting out as a practice, but it will pay off.

Dental ClaimSupport is hiring for remote dental billers. This position includes the opportunity for lucrative pay and flexible schedule for anyone with experience in dental billing. Learn more about the benefits and required experience on our website.

It’s common for dentists to not realize they need to be re-credentialed every 2-3 years. There are questions often seen concerning why it’s necessary, what information is needed and how long it will take.

Even Dental Service Organizations could use continuous dental billing education. With the dental insurance world constantly changing, learn what topics your team should be always up-to-date and knowledgeable on.

There are 3 questions you can ask yourself when it comes to a growing insurance aging report. Addressing these questions can not only mend the problem of a growing aging report, but prevent it from happening again.

Sometimes dental offices want to bring their dental insurance billing back to an in-house biller, because they think they can save money or create more loyalty within their practice.