Many dental procedures are actually covered by medical insurance — but only if they're cross-coded correctly. We handle dental billing and medical-dental cross-coding so your office collects what it's owed.
Get a Free Dental Billing AuditWe handle dental billing end to end, including the medical cross-coding that most dental offices leave on the table. When a procedure is medically necessary — oral surgery, trauma, TMJ, sleep apnea — it can be billed to the patient's medical plan with the right CPT, ICD-10, and documentation, not just CDT.
The usual losses: medically necessary procedures billed only to dental (or written off), missing medical prior authorization, wrong CPT/ICD-10 linkage on cross-coded claims, and no appeal when medical denies. Cross-coding expertise turns these into paid claims.
We translate dental procedures to medical CPT/ICD-10 to unlock medical reimbursement.
Medical benefits and authorizations handled before treatment.
Dental (CDT) and medical claims managed under one team.
Yes — when they are medically necessary. Oral surgery, biopsies, trauma, TMJ treatment, and sleep apnea appliances are commonly reimbursable by medical plans when cross-coded correctly with CPT and ICD-10.
It is translating a dental (CDT) procedure into the medical codes (CPT/ICD-10) a medical payer requires, with supporting documentation, so a medically necessary dental procedure can be billed to medical insurance.
Yes. We manage routine CDT dental claims and dental-plan submission alongside medical cross-coding, so your office has one team for both.
Most dental offices see recovered revenue from cross-coding and cleaner submissions within the first one to two billing cycles.
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