Insurance Verifications Are Sabotaging Your Dental Practice

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Ever feel like your dental practice is losing more than just money? In this episode of Dentistry Support the Podcast, Sarah Beth Herman takes us behind the scenes of one of the most overlooked issues in dentistry—insurance verifications. With too many practices making simple but devastating mistakes, it’s time to uncover what could be silently sabotaging your revenue, your patient trust, and your reputation.

Sarah Beth doesn’t hold back, sharing stories from dental offices that faced serious financial hits, all because of a few missteps in outsourcing insurance verification. She reveals why so many dental practices unknowingly set themselves up for failure and what you can do to stop it before it costs you everything. But that’s not all—she dives deep into the consequences of getting insurance wrong and why accuracy and accountability are non-negotiable.

If you’re ready to stop bleeding revenue, protect your patient relationships, and ensure your practice runs smoothly without the constant headache of claim denials, this episode is for you. Whether you keep insurance in-house or outsource, you need to hear this.

Don’t let a simple mistake cost you your practice’s future.

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