The question that dental professionals, dental professional bodies, indemnity providers, patient groups, and the government, within their respective roles, appear to be trying to answer
Dentists’ Provident’s claims report for 2022 released today shows that 99.1% of new claims received a payment, compared to 98.9% in 2021. In 2022, Dentists’
An Illinois man is suing CVS Pharmacy claiming that its dry mouth dietary supplement discs are falsely advertised as promoting a healthy mouth by providing
The family of a man who took his own life say it was due to his failure to receive compensation after botched implants left him
Oral health product firm OraPharma has agreed to pay $100,000 to resolve claims that incentive compensation it paid to account managers, who were also dental
Kevin Culliney explains why it is crucial that dental professionals take the time to find the right dental insurance provider. My household insurance is coming
The U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has agreed to establish a new dental billing and payment system to improve access to dental
Like life, tooth loss happens. Whether due to periodontal disease, decay, fracture, injuries, cancer, or just plain wearing out, dental professionals are bound to replace
On November 8, U.S. voters will go to the polls to weigh in on many issues affecting dentistry, including the possible reelection of several dentists
All dental plans, regardless of their type, have limitations on the benefits and policy provisions that, at times, will result in a denial of coverage
Coding for a coronectomy can confuse dentists and insurance coordinators and lead to claim denials. Though the code for an intentional partial tooth removal has
Code what you do is the rule. But first, you must know whether what you think you are coding is actually what was performed on
