Webinar Registration: The 13 Dental Billing Processes That Make or Break Your Practice

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Title: The 13 Dental Billing Processes That Make or Break Your Practice

Duration: 60 minutes

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Summary

As a practice owner, the future of your dental practice requires hard work to be successful. Aside from mastering the clinical aspect of dentistry, there are 13 dental billing processes that can make or break the financial health of your practice. Join Natalie Rogers as she discusses:

How to develop the Ultimate Patient Pre-Appointment Readiness Plan for your practice

Strategies to implement winning systems to maximize your practice collections

Why streamlining these processes can help you achieve your practice revenue goals

and more

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Find out how eAssist can help you increase your revenue while offering patients improved health.

Speakers

Natalie Rogers – Director of Business Development Director of Business Development with eAssist Dental Solutions, Natalie began her dental career in 2004. She spent four years chairside before venturing to front office administrative responsibilities which evolved into the role of Office Manager. Natalie later joined eAssist in 2015 where she continues her passion in helping dental practices be successful. Helping dental practices of all sizes put policies and procedures in place to have peace of mind and increase their revenue cycle. Natalie's motto in life is to "Sparkle and Dazzle".