Dental Practices

Give patients a clear way to pay for care

A treatment plan may involve a deposit, insurance balance, financing, or payments over time. The practice needs a process that patients understand and staff can manage without chasing every balance by hand.

Dentist talking with a patient in a modern dental office

What we review

Every way a patient pays carries its own cost. We look at each one before recommending anything.

Front desk and phone payments

We compare the cost of front desk and phone payments.

Duplicate fees

We check whether the practice management system and terminal duplicate fees.

Financing and membership billing

We review the terms of patient financing and membership billing.

Stored cards

For stored cards, we look for a secure, tokenized approach and a plan for failed recurring charges.

Leases and renewal dates

We also examine leases and renewal dates before recommending a switch.

Dentist explaining a treatment plan to a patient

HSA and FSA payments

HSA and FSA use depends on the expense, the payment channel, and the patient’s plan. We can help identify acceptance problems, while eligibility questions belong with the plan administrator or a qualified tax adviser.

Frequently asked questions

We review front desk and phone payments, duplicate fees between the practice management system and the terminal, the terms of patient financing and membership billing, stored cards, and leases and renewal dates. Every way a patient pays carries its own cost, so we look at each one before recommending anything.
For stored cards, we look for a secure, tokenized approach and a plan for failed recurring charges. The aim is a process that staff can manage without chasing every balance by hand.
HSA and FSA use depends on the expense, the payment channel, and the patient’s plan. We can help identify acceptance problems, while eligibility questions belong with the plan administrator or a qualified tax adviser.
A treatment plan may involve a deposit, an insurance balance, financing, or payments over time. We map the main ways patients pay and explain the cost of each, so patients understand the process and staff can manage it.
Share a processing statement and tell us which practice management system you use. We will map the main ways patients pay and explain the cost of each. Start with a complimentary payment audit.

One statement. A clear answer. No pressure.

Share a statement and tell us which practice management system you use. We will map the main ways patients pay and explain the cost of each.