For dental practices, oral surgeons, and the billing companies behind them
When dentists bill medical, the rates are negotiable.
Real contracted rates for oral surgery, TMJ, CBCT and exam codes, from public payer data. Documented reimbursement opportunity, modeled, not guaranteed. No PHI required.
Standalone dental plans publish no rates. The medical side does.
Commercial dental carriers are exempt from the federal price-transparency rule, so a commercial dental fee schedule is dark for every dentist in the country. But the medically billed side of dentistry, oral surgery, TMJ, sleep, imaging and exams, sits inside the same public payer files Reddenda already indexes for the rest of American healthcare. That is the layer we read, score, and hand you as leverage.
Each figure is that payer's currently filed rate from its federal Transparency in Coverage file. Documented reimbursement opportunity, modeled, not a guarantee.
The dental toolkit, live today.
Type an NPI. One sheet shows the reimbursement anatomy: medical rates payer by payer, the dental film, the Medicaid floor, and the documented crossing pathways.
The documented CDT to CPT pathways where medically necessary dental work can bill medical, each cited to its clinical source. Coverage pending, never a guarantee.
When a medical payer underpays or denies the dental-medical claim, build the documented appeal position from the payer's own published rates.
The Dental Book: every rated dental practice in America, live.
We scanned every dental-world NPI in the country and put the rated ones on one board, scored against each practice's local market. Open the live book, then drill three real practices into the full Dental Rate X-Ray. No account needed.
Bring your book. We will show you where it is underpaid.
Billing companies drop in their whole client roster and get every practice ranked by documented opportunity. Multi-practice setups are scoped on a call.