Sleep apnea appliances, oral surgery with a medical diagnosis, biopsies, TMJ, trauma and CBCT can often be billed to the patient's medical plan. Medical Billing gives your team AI-suggested medical codes, medical eligibility checks and electronic medical claims, from the same dashboard you already use.
Dental procedures where the reason for treatment is medical. Whether a payer covers a given claim depends on the patient's plan and your documentation.
Oral appliance therapy for obstructive sleep apnea, billed to the patient's medical plan with the diagnosis from the sleep study.
Surgical extractions and oral surgery performed for a medical diagnosis, coded for the medical claim.
Biopsies of oral lesions, with the procedure and the suspected diagnosis on the claim.
Evaluation and treatment of temporomandibular joint disorders.
Four steps, from the dental code you already charted to the payment on the claim.
Start from the CDT code. Medical Billing cross-codes it to CPT/HCPCS and suggests ICD-10 diagnoses. Your team reviews every code against the record before anything is sent.
Run an electronic eligibility check against the patient's medical plan before the visit or before you bill.
Medical Billing is IQD 303,473 IQD/month as an add-on to any plan, month to month.
It is included in AI Surgical Office at no extra cost.
See all pricingSome dental procedures are done for a medical reason, such as an oral appliance for sleep apnea or a biopsy of a suspicious lesion. Those can often be billed to the patient's medical insurance instead of, or before, their dental plan. That takes medical codes (CPT/HCPCS and ICD-10) and a medical claim form, which is what Medical Billing handles.
Medical Billing is built for sleep apnea oral appliances, oral surgery and extractions with a medical diagnosis, biopsies, TMJ, trauma, and CBCT with a medical indication. Whether a payer pays a particular claim depends on the patient's plan, the diagnosis and your documentation.
It suggests them. AI cross-codes the CDT code to CPT/HCPCS and suggests ICD-10 diagnoses as a starting point. Your team confirms every code against the patient's record and the payer's policy before the claim goes out.
Electronically, as professional (837P) claims through our clearinghouse connection. Status updates and electronic remittance come back to the claim in your dashboard. Some payers require a one-time enrollment before they accept electronic claims or send electronic remittance.
IQD 303,473 IQD per month as an add-on to any plan, with no contract. It is included in AI Surgical Office.
No. Dental claims stay exactly where they are. Medical Billing is a separate workflow for the procedures that belong on a medical claim.
Dental injuries from an accident, where the patient's medical plan is the first payer to bill.
Cone beam CT taken for a medical reason, such as surgical planning, pathology or airway evaluation.
The claim is checked for missing information first, then sent electronically as a professional (837P) medical claim.
Follow every medical claim from submission to payment, with electronic remittance (ERA) recorded against the claim.
Add Medical Billing to your plan, or get it included with AI Surgical Office.
