Endodontic Specific Billing

Endodontic Billing that Pays for Itself

Relax
Leave the insurance headaches, overdue claims, and re-credentialing to us. We handle the complexities so
you can focus on running your endodontic business stress-free.

Save Time
                     Stop losing hours to billing. With SB Dental Solution, you’ll spend less time on the billing tasks and more time
on the important stuff, caring for your patients. 

Get Paid
Ensure full compensation for your hard work. We handle claim appeals, fee negotiations,
and collections to help you receive every dollar you’re owed. 

Specialized Billing for Endodontic Offices

Endodontic Insurance Billing

We’re dedicated to helping endodontic offices collect every dollar they’re owed. By managing all aspects of your insurance claims, we keep your 90-day account balances low and collections high. ​

Patient Portion Account Receivable

We help your staff collect payments at the time of service by verifying patient balances and following up to ensure prompt payments.

Additional Services
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We support your business with insurance fee negotiations, fee schedule updates, credentialing, staff training, and consulting. 
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Endodontic Billing Solutions Made Easy

As endo practices educate their patients, we at SB Dental Billing Solutions support them with current insurance fee schedules and on-demand consultation. Together with our clients, we tackle the beast of year-end insurance issues effortlessly.
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Stay Informed

 Endodontic billing is complex and constantly changing. With unique codes, insurance plans, and annual updates, keeping up can feel like a full-time job. We help your practice stay current and compliant for smooth, successful billing.

 Information Increases Revenue​

Endodontic billing changes fast. For instance, claims are now reimbursed per treated tooth, not by canal count—a shift that caught many off guard. Staying updated prevents denials and ensures you get paid accurately for your work.

An Endodontic Billing Advocate​

SB Dental Solutions stays on top of all billing changes, helping clients understand and adapt. We also renegotiate fee schedules to secure optimal compensation, freeing you from the complexities of endodontic billing so you can focus on your practice.

End-of-the-Year Endodontic Billing Headaches and How to Avoid Them

Year-end brings challenges like insurance switches and exhausted benefits, leading to claim denials and unhappy patients. However, by focusing on a few key details, endodontists can avoid these common billing issues and keep the process smooth for both staff and patients.

Open Enrollment and Updated Benefits
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 Open enrollment in November and December often brings unexpected plan terminations and claim denials.

​ Endodontists can streamline the billing process by alerting their patients to open enrollment season and collecting next year’s dental insurance information ahead of time. 
 
By maintaining updated information, we keep the billing process working smoothly through the open enrollment season and the New Year. Similarly, getting ahead of the game helps us accurately verify coverage, which further prevents denials and unpaid patient portions.

Tracking Insurance Maximums
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Patients generally don’t know the annual max on their insurance plan, but dental insurance companies track this number like a bloodhound. Unfortunately, that often results in denied dental claims, especially on work completed toward the end of the year, when patients begin to reach their annual max.
 
However, our clients have an advantage because our dental billing service helps track insurance payouts. Once practices know that their patient has met their max, they can schedule future appointments after January 1st, allowing the max to reset and fully reimburse the dentist for their work.

Informed Patients Stay Satisfied. Satisfied Patients Pay Fairly.

The complexity of endodontic insurance baffles most people. When patients feel blindsided by unexpected out-of-pocket costs, they sometimes stop trusting their dentist, avoid payment, or even seek a different provider. At no time is this more apparent than at the turn of a new year when maximums and deductibles reset, plan benefits change, and new dental insurance companies come into play.
 
Providing comprehensive treatment plans can help bridge the provider-patient information gap, but treatment planning alone is not enough. Patients may need help understanding concepts like copays, deductibles, maximums, and coverage levels. Offer simple, jargon-free information to prevent delayed payment and keep patients satisfied.