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Common Medical Billing Challenges
Running a healthcare practice is challenging enough without having to think of your medical billing. Every medical practice should prioritize its medical billing in order to be successful and to...
How Does Insurance Verification Work?
Verifying patients’ insurance before an appointment or procedure is one of the most critical aspects of your medical or dental practice’s billing procedures. It is no secret that insurance companies...
How is the Coronavirus Affecting Your Dental Practice?
The new coronavirus was detected in China in 2019 and has now spread to over 100 additional locations internationally. The official name for this virus is “coronavirus disease 2019” and has been...
Why Choose Prospa Billing as Your Dental Billing Company
It is often a challenge for healthcare providers like dentists to collect the money that is owed to them, from both insurance companies and patients. Confusion and mistakes made by staff members are...
Understanding Dental Billing and Coding
Dental billing is an important part of any dental practice. There are many differences between medical bill and dental billing. Unlike medical billing, dental billing is a more specialized approach....
Top 5 Dental Billing Errors
The practice of dentistry has become more and more complicated thanks to ever-changing governmental regulations and rules about insurance coverage. All of these changes can lead to errors in a...
How Can You Keep Your Accounting Up-to-Date?
Having a dental or medical practice can be overwhelming. You have to think about your employees, your marketing strategies, and especially your financials – all on top of your patients. If you want...
What Is a Successful Dental Practice?
Starting a business such as a dental practice is, without a doubt, a lot easier than maintaining it and growing your customer (patient) base. Many dentists start a clinic but find that they cannot...
Medical Billers Clean Up Claim Errors
Using a third-party service allows for correction of coding mistakes, possible instances of unbundling and upcoding. A third-party billing service catches errors before a practice’s bills are...
Real-World Tips to Lower Outstanding Dental Claims Fast
Aging insurance A/R is one of the fastest ways for a busy dental office to feel cash-poor even when the schedule is full. If payment for completed dental…
Protecting Dental Billing Patient Data with HIPAA and Cybersecurity
Digitized dental billing gives dental offices faster eligibility checks, cleaner claims, online payment, and better visibility into reimbursement. It…
How DSOs and Group Practices Can Centralize Dental Billing Without Losing Practice‑Level Visibility
Dental service organizations and group practices are under pressure to centralize dental billing services, reduce manual billing tasks, and improve cash…
Hype vs Help in Dental Insurance Billing with AI and Automation
Every vendor promises their AI tool will transform your dental billing process overnight. Dental insurance billing plays a crucial role in dentistry and…
2026 Dental Coding Updates Every General Practice Should Know (Without the Jargon)
Every January, the American Dental Association rolls out updates to current dental terminology codes. This year brings 60 changes that will directly…
How to Train Your Front Desk on Dental Billing (without Turning Them Into Full-Time Billers)
Your front desk is drowning. Between answering phones, scheduling appointments, and greeting patients, they’re also expected to navigate insurance…
5 Metrics Every Dentist Should Track Monthly (Beyond AR Aging)
Most dental practices rely on basic accounts receivable aging reports (those familiar 0-30, 31-60, 61-90, and 90+ day buckets) to monitor their financial…
Top 7 Dental Billing Challenges in 2026 (and How to Fix Them Before They Hurt Cash Flow)
Dental billing is the process of submitting and following up on claims for payment for dental services provided to patients, which involves preparing…
Dental Insurance Billing vs Patient Billing: Where Practices Actually Lose Revenue
Most U.S. dental practices lose between 5% and 12% of collectible revenue every year, not because of clinical production shortfalls, but because of…
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