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Dental Biller (US Dental Client)

Position Summary:

The Dental Biller is responsible for managing the full dental revenue cycle for US-based dental practices.

This includes insurance eligibility verification, pre-authorizations, claim submission, denial management,

appeals, and patient collections. The role focuses on maximizing reimbursement, reducing accounts

receivable days,and ensuring compliance with US dental insurance regulations and HIPAA standards.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Verify patient eligibility and benefits with US dental insurance carriers prior to services.
  • Obtain and track pre-authorizations for dental procedures as required by insurance plans.
  • Accurately prepare and submit dental claims (electronic and paper).
  • Attach required supporting documentation including x-rays, narratives, perio charts, and clinical
  • notes.
  • Monitor claim status and proactively follow up on unpaid, rejected, or delayed claims.
  • Review Explanation of Benefits (EOBs) and identify underpayments or denials.
  • Manage denial resolution including corrections, resubmissions, and formal appeals.
  • Prepare and submit appeals with appropriate documentation when claims are improperly denied.
  • Post insurance payments and contractual adjustments accurately in the practice management
  • system.
  • Communicate professionally with insurance carriers regarding claim discrepancies and payment
  • issues.
  • Coordinate with front desk and clinical teams to ensure proper documentation for billing
  • compliance.
  • Handle patient billing inquiries and assist with patient collections when applicable.
  • Generate aging reports and provide AR updates to management.

Qualifications

  • 3-5+ years of US dental billing experience preferred.
  • Strong knowledge of CDT coding and US dental insurance billing processes.
  • Experience with dental practice management systems (Dentrix, Dental Exchange).
  • Ability to interpret EOBs and manage complex denial scenarios.
  • Strong attention to detail and organizational skills.
  • Familiarity with HIPAA and US healthcare compliance standards.
  • Strong communication and follow-up skills with payers and patients