Dental billing and coding Insurance Periodontics 
Dentistry Gone Digital
JANUARY 1, 2025
By: Dr. Angela Holland Dental insurance claims are a fundamental part of any dental practices revenue cycle. In this blog, we will break down the process of dental insurance claims reimbursement , highlighting how it works and why including a proper narrative is essential for prompt and accurate payment.
Dentistry Gone Digital
MARCH 24, 2025
Understanding the Authority of the Florida Board of Dentistry By: Candy Velez CRDH, BSDH For many dental professionals, the Florida Board of Dentistry feels like a looming presence, often associated with disciplinary actions, complaints, and investigations. But what authority does the Board actually hold?
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Dentistry Gone Digital
JUNE 3, 2024
Unfortunately, if your dental school was anything like mine, you spend years learning all the technical parts of treatment planning and diagnosis but were never taught how to properly share that information with your patients. SRP is the appropriate non surgical periodontal therapy for patients with bone loss and periodontal disease.
Dentistry Today
DECEMBER 12, 2023
dental services market size is estimated to reach around USD 254.09 dental services market size was valued at USD 145.50 Dental Services Market Size and Y-O-Y from 2022 to 2032 Forecast Year Market Size ($ Billion) Y-O-Y 2022 145.50 Periodontal Dentistry 13.72 Orthodontic and Periodontic Services 17.06 4.97 % U.S.
Coaches Corner
FEBRUARY 24, 2022
On the dental front, we all know that “braces” are orthodontic devices – but in the UK they are what we would call suspenders. In other words, the patient has perio disease, the hygienist is, in reality, doing perio therapy (and usually not doing it well due to time constraints), and then the procedure is billed as a prophy.
Off the Cusp
DECEMBER 13, 2024
Off the Cusp - Patterson Dental blog Read Time: 6 Minute, 10 Second Money talks, as the adage has it, but the truth is that most people would rather not talk about money. No wonder many patients avoid the situation by forgoing dental care entirely. About 70% of patients cant afford a medical bill thats over $3,000, Zuniga noted.
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