At your dental practice, you and your team have struggled to find your groove. Although you take good care of patients once they’re in the treatment chair, the logistical parts of their visits can be a bit rocky. Staff members are still learning or even forming established protocols and systems, meaning that your practice isn’t running as smoothly as you’d like. The last thing your practice needs is yet more steps to add to their workload.

The good news is that working with Dental Support Specialties can take care of these issues without giving your team more stress. Using us for many of your practice’s administrative tasks, such as dental answering service, you can create a better environment for your patients to care for their smile. In this blog post, you’ll learn about the ways we are able to seamlessly blend into your practice and get it on track for more success.

You’ve just finished an appointment with a patient, and you walk by your front desk team. They seem frazzled and stretched thin, trying to manage incoming calls, insurance paperwork, and in-office patient needs. This has been happening more and more lately, and you worry that both customer service and team morale are suffering. Well, Dental Support Specialties can lend a helping hand.

We can quickly learn your practice’s protocols and systems so that no task or patient falls through the cracks. We provide remote support services for general dental, periodontics, and oral surgery practices. Our team members have years of experience working in these types of practices and are familiar with their unique administrative needs, like dental answering service.

Happy New Year! It’s now 2020, which means that it’s the start of a new decade as well as a new year. You want this next decade to be successful for your practice—maybe you even have set a concrete goal for your practice’s growth that you’d like to see in the coming years. One way you can make sure that your business stays on track is making sure that your patients’ dental insurance bills are being paid. If you’re beginning the new decades with a large and growing aging report, you’re not starting on the right foot. Read on to learn the value of dental insurance support.