Guides for dental clinics
A few short guides on the paperwork dental clinics handle most — preauthorization, the CDCP, and how the process works.
What is dental preauthorization?
Dental preauthorization is a plan’s approval of a treatment before the clinic proceeds. Learn what it involves and why clinics prepare preauthorization requests.
Dental preauthorization for clinics: how the process works
How dental clinics prepare and submit treatment preauthorization requests — the records, the clinical narrative, and the follow-up that gets them approved.
CDCP treatment preauthorization: a guide for dental clinics
How treatment preauthorization works under the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP), how much of it clinics are handling, and what a complete request looks like.
How long does dental preauthorization take?
Why dental preauthorization decisions take time, what clinics control in that timeline, and how a complete request keeps wait times short.
Preauthorization vs. predetermination: what dental clinics should know
The difference between predetermination — an estimate of coverage — and preauthorization — advance approval — and when dental clinics use each.
Ophi for dental clinics: preauthorization with less paperwork
Ophi builds tools that help dental teams prepare preauthorization requests — so clinics spend their time on people, not paperwork.
Dental clinic administration: taming preauthorization paperwork
Where preauthorization paperwork comes from in a dental clinic and how teams keep administration from eating chair time.
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