Computer Software Solutions

Patient Statements are necessary for various reasons such as quotes, to show services performed and insurance billings.  Our dental software includes the capability to print out the patient’s statement for any situation.  The ledger includes an easy walk out statement ready to print out after the patient has paid for services performed.  The walk out statement can also be set up to show the next appointment scheduled at the bottom of the page.  The statement can also be altered and changed using the report writer available as part of the dental software.  If a patient has moved and has a new address, this can easily be changed and updated quickly.

Dental Software includes a payment ledger that allows you to easily and quickly enter the patients and insurance payments.  When the patient is ready to check out, you will pull up the patients record in the payment ledger.  Next, the explanation of benefits will show how much the insurance will cover for the service performed. If there is a difference in the amount the insurance will cover, this difference will show as the amount the patient owes.  In the insurance payment screen you will enter the amount the patient is paying and in what form whether it be a check or cash or credit card. With so many advances in simplifying your practice how can you afford not to have the latese in dental software.

The world of dentistry is changing and one feature of dentistry that is very important is record keeping of patients’ dental procedures.  Dental software was introduced to dentists over four years ago with the purpose of providing dental software they could utilize to manage an array of office procedures.  Dentists have several administrative functions in their office such as billings, accounts receivables, x-rays, patient medical history, just to name a few.  Having this information all in one designated program can make retrieving information fast and accurate.  Dental software enables you to perform a variety of tasks such as scheduling appointments, entering a patient’s payment, and even electronically send insurance claims.