Attract More Dental Patients with Premium Digital Marketing
Dental practices in every market compete for the same patients. We build beautiful, conversion-optimized dental websites and marketing campaigns that showcase your unique value and fill your appointment book.
Understanding Dentistry Challenges
High competition in local dental market
Attracting new patients and retaining existing ones
Marketing cosmetic vs. general dentistry services
Managing insurance vs. self-pay patient mix
Services for Dentistry Practices
Premium Dental Website
Beautiful, mobile-first dental websites with online booking and patient forms.
Dental SEO & Local Search
Dominate local dental searches and Google Maps in your area.
Cosmetic Dentistry Campaigns
High-converting PPC campaigns targeting smile makeover and Invisalign patients.
Social Media & Reviews
Before/after showcases and review generation to build your dental brand.
Medical Billing for Dentistry
Dental practices doing oral surgery, TMJ treatment, or sleep apnea appliances sit at the intersection of dental (CDT) and medical (CPT) billing — and the medical side is where the money hides. Cross-coding correctly, coordinating dual coverage, and documenting medical necessity turns denied D-codes into paid medical claims.
Medical billing (CPT/ICD-10) for extractions, TMJ therapy, sleep appliances, and trauma cases that dental plans won't cover
Coordination of benefits when patients carry both dental and medical coverage
Medical-necessity documentation packages that get oral surgery and appliance claims approved
Dentistry Billing FAQs
Surgical extractions, biopsies, TMJ treatment, oral appliances for diagnosed obstructive sleep apnea (E0486), trauma repair, and treatment tied to a medical condition can all be billed to medical plans with proper CPT coding and diagnosis linkage — often at far better reimbursement than dental benefits allow.
A physician's OSA diagnosis from a sleep study, documentation of CPAP intolerance where required, prior authorization from most plans, and HCPCS E0486 billed with the right modifiers. Miss any element and the claim denies — with the appliance already delivered.
For cross-over procedures, medical is often primary and dental secondary. Filing order matters: submitting dental-first on a medically billable procedure can forfeit the richer benefit. We determine correct order of benefits before claims go out.
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