Course Description: This comprehensive course provides dentists with the essential knowledge and skills to excel in dental coding, billing and documentation. Participants will learn fundamental principles of coding, including code selection and submission procedures, as well as best practices for accurate documentation to ensure compliance and maximize reimbursement. Through interactive sessions and practical exercises, dentists will gain proficiency in advanced coding topics, billing compliance regulations, and fraud prevention measures. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the tools and confidence to navigate the complexities of dental coding, billing and documentation. Course Learning Objectives: Understand the fundamental concepts of dental coding systems, including the Current Dental Terminology (CDT) and. International Classification of Diseases (ICD). Recognize the importance of accurate coding in the dental practice for maximizing the reimbursement, reducing claim denials and ensuring compliance with regulations. Identify commonly used dental codes and their meanings to accurately document procedures and treatments. Develop guidelines for selecting appropriate codes for various dental procedures based on clinical documentation and coding standards. Comprehend dental insurance terminology, processes and reimbursement structures to navigate billing procedures effectively. Apply basic principles of dental billing and reimbursement to optimize revenue cycle management and financial performance. Demonstrate proficiency in submitting electronic and paper claims, including understanding claims formats, submission guidelines, and documentation requirements. Implement strategies for resolving claim denials and rejections to minimize revenue loss and ensure timely reimbursement. Appreciate the significance of thorough documentation in dental practice for patient care, communication, and legal compliance. Identify essential components of comprehensive patients records, including medical history, treatment plans, progress notes, and consent forms. Understanding documentation requirements for different types of dental procedures, including diagnostic, preventative, restorative, and surgical interventions. CE Course Length: 1.5 Hours AGD Subject Code: 565 - Documentation and Risk Management Instructor: Duane Tinker Teaching Method: Self-Instruction Original Release Date: 07/01/2019 Review Date: 02/14/2023 Expiration Date: 02/14/2027 Course Availability: Content availability does not expire. Software and Hardware Requirements: This course is viewable via computer, tablet or mobile device. We always recommend using Chrome or Firefox to view courses. If you need technical assistance, please contact Client Care Team at 817-755-0035 Refunds/Exchanges allowed up to 7 days after the course is purchased providing the certificate of completion has not already been obtained.
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