The dental reception program is composed of 11 modules, ten videos and practice tests. It focuses mainly on the method by which a highly assiduous job can be mastered.
Why is it necessary, and how is it applicable to this career.
Significant characteristics and traits.
Help students use critical thinking to gather information about themselves and to work towards achieving optimal traits.
Awareness of the effects of stress from work into your personal life and vice versa.
PART B
Essential tools to help you self-assess your current level of stress, and by consciously taking the necessary steps to manage complex situations effectively.
Define the fee guide and function. The role fee guide plays with insurances.
Explain how to find codes in fee guide based on treatment, the usage of sextants.
Explain the fundamentalism of dental insurances, how do they work as single or multiples. How to obtain information from dental insurances and how to use that information.
Why are pre-authorization important, how to use it and how to deliver the results to patients.
Explain the main difference between both and the critical points about each.
Digital: Xray, charting, billing is digital, which means it can be easily accessible to other dental clinics of patients.
Non-digital: X-rays, charting, billing will be done in paper format, which means extra steps to obtain the same results as well as more material involves. Record keeping must be optimal.