Naming a Dental Office ? Any suggestions ? I am looking for a Scientific ,Easy. slightly attaractive name ?
Naming a Dental Office ? Any suggestions ? I am looking for a Scientific ,Easy. slightly attaractive name ?
"Yourtown" Professional Dental Arts Office...
Dynamic Dental Arts Professionals of "Yourtown"...
Reply:cavity busters?
Reply:Oaklands
Reply:The Smile Center
Reply:hey, what about "The whole Tooth , and nothing but the tooth, so help me God!" or Tooth tales
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Thursday, November 12, 2009
In a Dental office position what would Hosting insurance mean?
There is a Dental office front desk position open that says you will need to do billing and Hosting insurance. What is that Hosting insurance?
In a Dental office position what would Hosting insurance mean?
I've been around the front-office world for a long time, and I've never heard of "hosting insurance." Could it be a typo for, "posting insurance" - as in posting payments to a patient ledger?
The other possibility is the office is a preferred provider for some insurance plans, but I've never heard the term "hosting" in that context.
Is this position in the USA?
In a Dental office position what would Hosting insurance mean?
I've been around the front-office world for a long time, and I've never heard of "hosting insurance." Could it be a typo for, "posting insurance" - as in posting payments to a patient ledger?
The other possibility is the office is a preferred provider for some insurance plans, but I've never heard the term "hosting" in that context.
Is this position in the USA?
If a dental office already started doing some work on your teeth (w/insurance).......?
But then you decide that you don't want to go there anymore, will your insurance still cover if you go somewhere else, or do you have to finish what they started at the dental office that you first went to??
If a dental office already started doing some work on your teeth (w/insurance).......?
That really depends on your insurance plan. Call your insurance company, explain your situation and why you want to switch dentists, and let them tell you how to go about doing it so that the costs remain covered. It could be as simple as they just need to know in advance!
Reply:i think you have to finish at the other office, but i really don't know, ask your dental office?!
Reply:The insurance should cover the rest of the work somewhere else. You might want to check with your provider to make sure you are going to a dr in the network, if you have that type of plan. Make sure you get your x-rays and records sent to the new dentist, b/c most likely, your plan will not cover a second set of x-rays. And they are not cheap.
Reply:It depends. If the dentist you are seeing now has billed the insurance company for the complete treatment then you would need to get a type of override. Usually the dentist gets paid in installments which they bill to the insurance so you would be able to see another dentist without problem. Your best bet is to contact your insurance company and ask them. It will take an hour at least so make sure you have a lot of free time
Reply:Call your insurer, but they shouldn't care as long as your new choice is also in their network.
Reply:I went thru the same situation that you are going thru, I choose a Dentist that worked with my Insurance co. but I was extremely dissatisfied with them and I went with another Dentist that I have to pay out of my own pocket and I have to fill out the paperwork and bill the Insurance co. myself. Check your policy out and see if you can change Dentist and check with the ''new'' Dentist to see if they work with your Insurance co.
Reply:Your best bet when dealing with an insurance company is to ask them and then get it in writing.
Reply:It will still cover the work. It probably won't pay for another Dr. exam until 6 months to 1 year. You might have to pay for that or it may be covered. You will need to get your x-rays transferred to your new dentist or copies of them sent. And yes, you do have the right to your x-rays and copies of treatments needed and treatments done/copy of records. You can always have a pretreatment filed after they examine you and figure out what needs to be fixed. They send info to your insurance about what needs you still have and the insurance will send you a letter in about 3-4 weeks saying how much they will pay and what your cost will be.
If a dental office already started doing some work on your teeth (w/insurance).......?
That really depends on your insurance plan. Call your insurance company, explain your situation and why you want to switch dentists, and let them tell you how to go about doing it so that the costs remain covered. It could be as simple as they just need to know in advance!
Reply:i think you have to finish at the other office, but i really don't know, ask your dental office?!
Reply:The insurance should cover the rest of the work somewhere else. You might want to check with your provider to make sure you are going to a dr in the network, if you have that type of plan. Make sure you get your x-rays and records sent to the new dentist, b/c most likely, your plan will not cover a second set of x-rays. And they are not cheap.
Reply:It depends. If the dentist you are seeing now has billed the insurance company for the complete treatment then you would need to get a type of override. Usually the dentist gets paid in installments which they bill to the insurance so you would be able to see another dentist without problem. Your best bet is to contact your insurance company and ask them. It will take an hour at least so make sure you have a lot of free time
Reply:Call your insurer, but they shouldn't care as long as your new choice is also in their network.
Reply:I went thru the same situation that you are going thru, I choose a Dentist that worked with my Insurance co. but I was extremely dissatisfied with them and I went with another Dentist that I have to pay out of my own pocket and I have to fill out the paperwork and bill the Insurance co. myself. Check your policy out and see if you can change Dentist and check with the ''new'' Dentist to see if they work with your Insurance co.
Reply:Your best bet when dealing with an insurance company is to ask them and then get it in writing.
Reply:It will still cover the work. It probably won't pay for another Dr. exam until 6 months to 1 year. You might have to pay for that or it may be covered. You will need to get your x-rays transferred to your new dentist or copies of them sent. And yes, you do have the right to your x-rays and copies of treatments needed and treatments done/copy of records. You can always have a pretreatment filed after they examine you and figure out what needs to be fixed. They send info to your insurance about what needs you still have and the insurance will send you a letter in about 3-4 weeks saying how much they will pay and what your cost will be.
Girl at dental office front desk said invisalign is very painful?
I am talking to my Dental office about braces and the front desk girl said she got them and had to quite using them because they were so painful. She said wire braces don't hurt as much and only the truly dedicated will stick it through with invisalign.
Is this true? I really only want invisalign because no one can see them and I could still talk and eat normally.
Did she just have a bad Ortho do it or something?
Girl at dental office front desk said invisalign is very painful?
she is very right about only the dedicated can stick to the invisalign. As a matter of a fact she was probably one of the undedicated people who probably took it out much ofyen then it should have...which makes it hurt, because your teeth (in most case) are shifting position under braces and if you keep removing to to do things or because they are slightly uncomfortable, putting it back in will be painful. With wire braces, you dont have a choice and will garner better results for this reason. Dont be embarassed, whether they are clear or silver, you will still FEEL like you have braces, but a lot of peole get them. Just keep your gums and teeth very clean, because you will get stains if you dont....i see some situations like it....good luck
Reply:Maybe, but i dunno.i think so, cuz its only plastic...
Is this true? I really only want invisalign because no one can see them and I could still talk and eat normally.
Did she just have a bad Ortho do it or something?
Girl at dental office front desk said invisalign is very painful?
she is very right about only the dedicated can stick to the invisalign. As a matter of a fact she was probably one of the undedicated people who probably took it out much ofyen then it should have...which makes it hurt, because your teeth (in most case) are shifting position under braces and if you keep removing to to do things or because they are slightly uncomfortable, putting it back in will be painful. With wire braces, you dont have a choice and will garner better results for this reason. Dont be embarassed, whether they are clear or silver, you will still FEEL like you have braces, but a lot of peole get them. Just keep your gums and teeth very clean, because you will get stains if you dont....i see some situations like it....good luck
Reply:Maybe, but i dunno.i think so, cuz its only plastic...
Should I go to the dentist/dental office knowing the patient/dentist relationship is odd?
I went to this dental office new. They evaluated my teeth, recommended a deep gum cleaning and the co-pay was estimated as $800. I never had deep gum cleaning. Plus the co-pay sounded too high. I told them that I needed time to think. At the meanwhile, I wanted a general cleaning done. I went to a general cleaning today, and that was the lousiest job I’ve even seen. The cleaning was done quickly and my teeth were still not clean. I called the office and the dentist said I needed a deep gum cleaning and a general cleaning had been done on me. The office eventually agreed to clean my teeth again tomorrow (assigned me a different dentist). I will go for the cleaning tomorrow, but probably will look for a new dental office for the future. What is your bet on their attitude toward me from this on? Will they try to do a better job knowing that I would complain otherwise, or they revenge for my complaint and my refusal to their recommendations?
Should I go to the dentist/dental office knowing the patient/dentist relationship is odd?
They will do a better job whether you complain or not.
If the dentist is a true professionals, then he would not care if you complained.
If a dentist gets revenge, its obviously a sign that he is immature and not a professional. And shows that he does not know what to do in such situations.
Good job on getting a new dentist and good luck!
Reply:A DEEP CLEANING, CALLED SCALING, IS DONE WHEN THERE IS A SIGN OF GUM DISEASE AND THE PROCEDURE IS DONE TO SAVE YOUR TEETH FROM BEING LOST IN THE FUTURE.
$800 FOR THIS PROCEDURE IS A REASONABLE PRICE. THIS IS NOT FOR A PROPHYLAXIS R A CLEANING ABOVE THE GUM LINE.
DENTISTS KNOW THAT SOME PATIENTS DON'T REALIZE ALL THAT'S INVOLVED. THEY WILL NOT HAVE A NEGATIVE ATTITUDE TOWARD YOU.
Reply:Dentist make a living off of peoples mouths. They are there to help you keep a wonderful smile. They don't want to hurt you and repeat business is part of their practice. $ 800 for a co pay sounds high, but that has to do with your insurance. I'm going in for a deep cleaning next month, mainly because I've ignored my teeth for many years. Good luck with your choppers, and I hope your next cleaning is to your likings.
Reply:If you were in need of a deep cleaning $800 is a good price, though if you find a local school that has a Dental Hygiene program you can go there for way cheap!
I was taught in school that if I diagnosed a person as needing a deep clening we would not do a "general" cleaning of the teeth before hand. It can cause some gum tissue to heal and tighten which can trap the bad stuff in and make it harder to clean out of the deep pockets later.
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Should I go to the dentist/dental office knowing the patient/dentist relationship is odd?
They will do a better job whether you complain or not.
If the dentist is a true professionals, then he would not care if you complained.
If a dentist gets revenge, its obviously a sign that he is immature and not a professional. And shows that he does not know what to do in such situations.
Good job on getting a new dentist and good luck!
Reply:A DEEP CLEANING, CALLED SCALING, IS DONE WHEN THERE IS A SIGN OF GUM DISEASE AND THE PROCEDURE IS DONE TO SAVE YOUR TEETH FROM BEING LOST IN THE FUTURE.
$800 FOR THIS PROCEDURE IS A REASONABLE PRICE. THIS IS NOT FOR A PROPHYLAXIS R A CLEANING ABOVE THE GUM LINE.
DENTISTS KNOW THAT SOME PATIENTS DON'T REALIZE ALL THAT'S INVOLVED. THEY WILL NOT HAVE A NEGATIVE ATTITUDE TOWARD YOU.
Reply:Dentist make a living off of peoples mouths. They are there to help you keep a wonderful smile. They don't want to hurt you and repeat business is part of their practice. $ 800 for a co pay sounds high, but that has to do with your insurance. I'm going in for a deep cleaning next month, mainly because I've ignored my teeth for many years. Good luck with your choppers, and I hope your next cleaning is to your likings.
Reply:If you were in need of a deep cleaning $800 is a good price, though if you find a local school that has a Dental Hygiene program you can go there for way cheap!
I was taught in school that if I diagnosed a person as needing a deep clening we would not do a "general" cleaning of the teeth before hand. It can cause some gum tissue to heal and tighten which can trap the bad stuff in and make it harder to clean out of the deep pockets later.
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Monday, April 27, 2009
What are the tools which are used in dental offices?
Please take a look at the website.
http://www.hobbytool.com/index.asp?PageA...
What are the tools which are used in dental offices?
Usually Biro's,pencils and computers.
Reply:Dental Pick and Carving Pick Set.
Mechanic Scriber,
Spatula Set ,
Dental Hook Set,
Dental Pick Set ,
Mini Inspection Mirror,
Tweezer Set,
Magnifier Tweezer Combo ,
drill(3500 rpm),
drill bit(diamond),
plier.
amc theater
http://www.hobbytool.com/index.asp?PageA...
What are the tools which are used in dental offices?
Usually Biro's,pencils and computers.
Reply:Dental Pick and Carving Pick Set.
Mechanic Scriber,
Spatula Set ,
Dental Hook Set,
Dental Pick Set ,
Mini Inspection Mirror,
Tweezer Set,
Magnifier Tweezer Combo ,
drill(3500 rpm),
drill bit(diamond),
plier.
amc theater
How much do receptionst in medical or dental offices make?
Go to www.salary.com. The pay varies depending on what area you live in.
How much do receptionst in medical or dental offices make?
$385.00 / week after taxes !
Reply:I worked in a doctor's office (family practice and walk-in clinic).
I got paid $8 per hour CAD.
Reply:Ours got paid 8.50 an hour.
How much do receptionst in medical or dental offices make?
$385.00 / week after taxes !
Reply:I worked in a doctor's office (family practice and walk-in clinic).
I got paid $8 per hour CAD.
Reply:Ours got paid 8.50 an hour.
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