Guidance has been released by Dental Protection to help practice owners against vicarious liability and non-delegable duty of care claims. Dental Protection has shared a
Two employees of Arch Complete Family Dentistry in Indiana have been charged with healthcare fraud by way of a single-count grand jury indictment, according to
Remote working has proven to be an effective way to tackle many everyday and strategic business activities, particularly over the last few months. Whether your
Telehealth claim lines increased 4,132% nationally from June 2019 to June 2020, rising from 0.16% of medical claim lines in June 2019 to 6.85% in
Oral surgeons were hit particularly hard when dental practices shut down due to COVID-19, according to FAIR Health. From March 2019 to March 2020, oral
At a time when three out of four patients rely on online reviews in selecting a dentist or physician, dental practices can’t afford to get the patient
As drastic electronic overhauls revolutionize dental practices, improving the way that dentists record and track patient health remains a primary challenge for managing their billing processes. Getting
Throughout recorded history, people have looked for innovative solutions for relieving tooth pain. For example, a Babylonian clay tablet from 2250 BC describes a cement
Dr. John Durmon of Warren, Arkansas, has pleaded guilty to one count of Medicaid fraud, which is a class A felony. He has been ordered
Greta Barnes and Debbie Herbst from the DDU look at the main causes of dental implant claims Implant treatment is a complex area of dentistry and
While the principles of dentistry remain the same, digital technology has radically changed the profession to improve both patient care and practice management. John Cox,
Preventive care pays off for employers as well as patients, according to Guardian Life Insurance. The company’s Fifth Annual Workplace Benefits Study, “Dental Benefits: A
