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Dental Billing

Complete dental billing services, from insurance verification and pre-treatment estimates to claims, denials, and patient balances, for dental practices that want billing handled.

18+ yearsin healthcare revenue and practice management
CMRMCertified Medical Revenue Manager, MRMAA
AAPC & AHIMAcertified coders on every account
Your EHRwe work inside your existing systems

How We Help

Dental billing has its own codes, plan rules, and frequency limits, and dental offices often ask front desk staff to handle it alongside everything else. When claims go out late or incomplete, or benefits aren’t verified, the practice waits longer to be paid and patients get surprised by balances.

Elevate provides complete dental billing so claims go out accurately and get followed through to payment, and it can also handle cases where a dental procedure needs to be billed to medical insurance.

What’s Included

01Dental insurance eligibility and benefits verification
02Pre-treatment estimates and predeterminations
03CDT coding and claim submission with required attachments
04Medical-dental cross coding when medical insurance applies
05Denial follow-up and appeals
06Payment posting and patient balance statements
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Family Clinic Revitalization

Reduction in outstanding A/R within 6 months

A small family clinic was overwhelmed with months of unpaid claims and collapsing cashflow. We cleaned up their backlog, corrected coding inconsistencies, and implemented denial-prevention protocols, stabilizing revenue flow in under four months.

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Who It’s For

  • Dental practices whose front desk also handles billing
  • Practices with aging dental insurance claims
  • Offices that want billing handled completely

Common Questions

Do you work with dental practices?

Yes. Elevate provides complete dental billing, from verification and pre-treatment estimates through claims, follow-up, and patient balances.

Can dental procedures be billed to medical insurance?

Some can, such as certain oral surgery or trauma-related services. Cross coding to medical insurance requires the right documentation and medical codes.

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