A patient had tooth decay and fractured teeth removed by their dentist for orthopedic surgery. Their dentist billed medical insurance for $9,118 and received $8,588 within two weeks of an appeal.

A sleep patient was prescribed a mandibular repositioner appliance by their dentist. Medical insurance covered the treatment, leaving the patient to pay only $672.38 out of their own pocket.

The dental practice billed medical insurance for $895 and it covered $676 within 4 days, leaving the patient with a much more affordable out of pocket cost for prescribing an oral device and a follow-up sleep study.

A patient struggling with multiple sleep issues received a custom oral appliance for $6,500, which was covered by their insurance provider for $5,200 within 3 days.

The patient was diagnosed with severe OSA for this medical insurance paid $1,920 on $3,000 billed for a custom oral appliance. After an appeal process, leaving the patient with $480 out of pocket.

A patient with daytime tiredness, general unwellness upon waking and breathing issues had an at-home sleep screening and paid in full for $6,700 billed to medical insurance.

A dental practice successfully billed medical insurance $132 and paid $105.60 for the patient’s exam. Leaving the patient with only $26.40 out of pocket.

A patient with multiple sleep problems had a dental screening for snoring, pain, tiredness, and difficulty sleeping. Their medical insurance billed full $3800 and it paid $3,191.38.

A patient with chronic migraines, severe insomnia, and sinus infections was able to bill medical insurance for $6,500 and was paid $4,225 for treatment that the patient needed desperately. 

A patient with left jaw clicking, tension headaches, and migraine headaches with photo and phonophobia was diagnosed with sleep screening. Their dentist prescribed an Airvata device and billed medical insurance for $3,800, leaving just $1,044.16 in coinsurance and a $478.27 deductible.

A patient with sleep apnea scheduled an appointment with their dentist to begin treatment of their sleep apnea after suffering from snoring, tiredness, and difficulty staying asleep. Received a custom oral appliance from their dentist, which was paid for by medical insurance for $2,040 within 14 days.

A patient with left-sided head pain their dentist had a sleep screening completed and treated with physical therapy and a custom oral device. The practice was paid $3,500 within 3 days of billing medical insurance.

A patient presented to the dental office with a missing tooth due to dental caries. Their provider successfully billed medical insurance for an implant and received $1,399.19 within 60 days.

A patient with difficulty swallowing had two implants placed, replacing the two missing teeth from the previous extraction and their dental provider billed medical insurance. The patient’s medical insurance paid $1,174.04 of the total $1,500 billed.

A dentist provided a sleep screening and physical exam for a patient with jaw pain and an inability to open their mouth. The exam and screening were billed to medical insurance for $3,800 and paid for $2,450.

A patient with extreme jaw pain had a sleep screening, physical exam, recommended physical therapy and ferrar performed by their dentist. The dental practice billed insurance for $895 and paid $626.50, leaving the patient with $268.50 in coinsurance to pay out of pocket.

Patient’s treatment for headaches and jaw pain was billed to medical insurance, allowing them to save dental benefits for uncovered treatments.

Imagn team successfully resubmitted for wisdom teeth extraction with D codes covered by medical insurance, resulting the claim processed within a month and paid $2,580.35 and left the patient with just $40 out of pocket.

A dentist completed a sleep screening on a patient that complained of gasping for air at night. With the completion of the sleep screening they plan to treat the patient with a custom OSA appliance. The entire amount of $6,500 billed to medical insurance was paid in full.

A patient suffered with TMJ for years their denstist completed CBCT (Cone beam) imaging and was successfully billed to medical insurance, with $1,360.80 paid to the dental practice.

A patient got a custom oral appliance for sleep apnea and paid $2,040 to medical insurance after discussing treatment options with their provider.

Patient’s 18-month headache and neck pain treatment was successfully billed to medical insurance for $1,395 and were paid $1,116, leaving only $279 in out-of-pocket expenses.

A patient underwent periodontal mucosal grafting and their dentist billed medical insurance and processed the claim within 5 days, saving $1,564 towards their deductible.

An OSA custom device claim was processed within three months after a records review, resulting in a $2,289 bill and $302.15 payment.

A patient’s wisdom tooth extraction claim was processed and paid within 8 days, resulting in a payment of $2,706.14 and $3,262.23 billed.

A dental provider created a custom night guard for a patient with OSA and was able to bill medical insurance, saving the patient $1,137. This saves out of pocket costs and reduces treatment hesitancy.

A newborn patient had difficulty nursing and gaining weight due to limited tongue mobility. A laser frenectomy procedure cost $750, but the provider received $631.14 after processing the insurance claim.

A patient with jaw pain, migraines, and tension headaches underwent a sleep screening and their provider billed medical insurance $3,800 and paid $2,660.

A patient fell and broke a tooth, requiring emergency surgery with bone grafting and stabilizers. Medical insurance billed $4500.00, which was paid $3541.91 within a week.

A patient with a fractured tooth needed an extraction and a custom mouth flipper to restore the patient’s teeth function. The claim was processed and paid the full amount within 18 days.

An OSA device required modifier corrections, resulting in a successful claim payment of $1,825.23 within 5 days out of $4,000 billed, with a coinsurance of $206.94.

A patient had an oral cyst removed and the dentist billed $2,138.23 to insurance and paid $850.40, leaving the patient with only $364.46 out of pocket.

A provider successfully billed medical insurance for a patient’s OSA device, paying $142.66 on the allowed amount of $1,590.22 and leaving the patient with just their deductible and coinsurance.

A patient’s dentist custom fabricated two orthotic devices to help with headaches and jaw pain and billed medical insurance for $7,600, resulting in $4,940 paid in full within 3 weeks of submission.

A patient’s dentist custom fabricated an Airvata device to relieve headaches and TMJ issues, resulting in a $3,800 medical insurance bill and a $2,470 payment within a week.

A patient with sleep apnea was treated with a custom fitted OSA sleep appliance and their dentist was able to get paid $1,062.65 out of $2,400 billed.

A patient with TMJ pain and restless sleep was diagnosed with OSA and treated with a sleep screening, which was reimbursed by their dental provider.

A patient with left jaw clicking while chewing, fatigue, gasping, and choking symptoms was diagnosed with OSA which contributed to their jaw pain and sleep disturbances.

A dental practice helped a patient with severe TMJ pain by creating an orthotic device and billing medical insurance, resulting in a $412 payment within three weeks.

Despite global services denial, a dental practice processed a claim for excision of lesion within 3 weeks, billed $1,900 to medical insurance and was paid $787.50, leaving the patient with $337.50 coinsurance.

Dental practice bills $2,633 for impacted wisdom teeth removal, which applied a total of $2,441 towards patient’s medical insurance deductible.

A dental patient had an underwent an initial sleep evaluation included at home sleep test and x-rays, resulting in a $1,395 medical insurance claim processed within 5 days of submission.

A patient with mouth breathing and snoring received a sleep test for suspected OSA after the consultation and paid the full $1,395 billed by their dental provider.

A patient with snoring and racing heart was diagnosed with possible OSA (obstructive sleep apnea) and paid $4,550 by medical insurance out of $6,500 billed.

A Patient’s struggled to use a Bipap at night for their OSA they decided that trying a custom oral appliance to improve sleep as recommended by their dentist. The visit was billed to medical insurance $2,400 and paid $1,881.60 within 3 weeks of submission.

A sleep apnea patient used an OSA device to treat their condition and successfully billed medical insurance for $6,500, resulting in a payment of $1,560.

A patient with snoring and restless sleep received a custom device for night time use and successfully billed medical insurance through Imagn’s billing team.

A gunshot victim underwent dental surgery and after an appeal, their insurance was allowed to pay $646.58, leaving them with only $33 out of pocket expenses.

A dental provider performed a laser frenectomy on an infant’s tongue to help with nursing and weight gain, resulting in a $600 deductible reimbursement.

Patient’s received services for wisdom tooth extraction claim processed within 8 days, resulting in $2,706.14 paid to provider and $150 copayment.

A patient’s jaw pain treatment paid in full after their dental provider successfully billed their medical insurance for $1,395.

A sleep apnea patient was treated with an oral appliance that was covered nearly in full by medical insurance, resulting in a $2,474.75 payment.

A patient suffered with chronic migraines received $3,500 in medical insurance payment after 6 months of treatment to get paid $3,216.68, leaving only $283.32 in out-of-pocket expenses.

A patient with jaw trauma, trouble eating, chewing, and in severe pain was treated with bone grafting and stabilizers, resulting in medical insurance billing $4,500 and paying $3,541.91 quickly.

A patient’s TMJ treatment was initially denied for provider type not allowed for benefits under the plan, but the Imagn team appealed for medical necessity and several months of review overturned the denial.

A patient with severe TMJ pain received a custom fabricated Airvata device for $3,500. The claim was processed within 20 days of submission and the patient paid $1173.47.

A patient had impacted wisdom teeth removed and the claim was paid to medical insurance within three months, providing a new source of income for doctors and save your patients money.

A dentist treated a patient with jaw clicking, trouble chewing, headaches, and snoring issues and paid $6080 out of $7,600 billed for treatment by medical insurance.

A dentist performed a laser frenectomy on an infant’s tongue to improve its range of motion, resulting in a successful out of pocket payment of $322.76 for medical insurance.

OSA Radiology helped a patient with OSA receive $895 towards their deductible after completing an OSA exam and radiology.

A dentist paid $1,039.30 for treating a patient’s Sleep Apnea with an OSA device after billing medical insurance.

A Patient underwent a home sleep test and consultation for potential sleep apnea, claims $351 for sleep apnea, full $351 goes towards deductible after the successful submission.

A patient with jaw pain and headaches was educated on TMD and underwent a sleep screening test. Medical insurance reduced their out of pocket expenses to $1,700 out of $3,800 billed.

A patient with moderate sleep apnea received an oral device to reduce symptoms. The provider billed $2000 and paid $1800, leaving the patient with $200 in coinsurance.

A patient had 4 impacted teeth removed and their insurance paid $1890.73 after Coinsurance and the deductible.

A patient with TMJ, head and neck pain, and daytime tiredness received a $3,500 night guard from their dentist. The claim was paid $2,800 within 4 days, leaving the patient with $700 coinsurance.

A patient with snoring and interrupted sleep had an initial examination and sleep test billed $1395.00 for OSA and radiology imaging. The claim was processed within a week and paid $150.50 after deductible and coinsurance.

A patient struggling with OSA was treated with a custom oral device and processed a DME claim for $6500 and paid $3,888.08.

A patient with 4 impacted teeth underwent surgery. The Claim was billed for $3702.00 allowed amount $3510.00 Paid $1890.73, for the procedure, with medical insurance saving them $830.42 after deductibles and coinsurance.

A patient was diagnosed with sleep apnea and treated with OSA, resulting in a more affordable cost of $1579.61 after treatment.

A sleep patient with daytime tiredness and pain was diagnosed and treated with a sleep appliance, resulting in a $716.00 claim payment in less than 24 hours.

A pediatric patient struggled with nursing and gained weight after a laser frenectomy procedure. The claim was processed with out of network benefits within a week of submission.

A patient with cheek biting removed a traumatic fibroma and added more filling to a tooth. They billed $975.00 to medical insurance with a coinsurance of $113.30 and $26.80 deductible that paid $264.36.

A patient fell and broke a tooth that caused infection, swelling, pain, and difficulty while eating, requiring emergency surgery. After billing $4,500, the dental practice received $3,541.91 within a week.

An oral appliance treatment for sleep apnea was paid in full by medical insurance within a week, saving time, frustration, and money.

A jaw patient with headaches and grinding found relief with treatment and paid $500 within 24 hours, by saving their money.

A patient TMJ was treated with Botox (chemodenervation) resulted in $804.00 billed to insurance and $562.80 paid out of pocket, leaving the patient with just $241.20 coinsurance.

A patient had restorative surgery for a fractured tooth. The claim was paid for $975 within two weeks, leaving the patient with $325 coinsurance and $800 deductible.

A dentist educated a patient with TMD and lightheadedness, resulting in a $2,032.14 claim paid within 2 days with only $870.91 out of pocket for co-insurance.

A patient with long-term TMD was treated with an oral appliance and successfully claimed $3,500 in medical insurance within 2 days, leaving only $700 in Co-insurance out of pocket costs.

A patient had implants placed in her old dentures to improve their function. The dental practice was able to bill medical insurance for the treatment plan allowed the dental practice to get $9,047 of the billed amount paid.

Imagn Billing Team successfully covered a patient’s maxilla reconstruction claim despite a timely filing denial, allowing them to restore swallowing and mastication function without pain and discomfort.

A TMD patient saved over $2,000 by using a Farrar forward pulling splint to relieve persistent jaw pain and only had to pay coinsurance and deductible costs.

A patient with sleep apnea was educated on the importance of treatment and successfully got medical insurance coverage for their OSA devices.

An OSA patient with a large tongue had trouble sleeping due to snoring, teeth clenching, kicking, and thrashing. Their sleep test and OSA device were covered by medical insurance, proving the importance of treating sleep patients and billing insurance for necessary care.

A dentist diagnosed a patient with Eustachian Tube Dysfunction, Myofascial Pain, and Tinnitus. The patient’s medical insurance paid the full amount, saving the patient $3,500.

An oral appliance saved a patient $1,742.08 after deductibles due to sinus pressure caused by teeth grinding. Without insurance, the patient would have had to pay $3,500 out of pocket.

A patient’s oral sleep appliance was paid in full by medical insurance thanks to their dentist submitting a claim, saving them thousands of dollars.

A patient with TMD and sleep disorder was diagnosed with sleep apnea and prescribed an oral appliance. Medical insurance paid $5430 towards the appliances, and the patient was responsible for the unpaid portion. The dentist collected the full fee of $10,000 as an out of network provider.

A patient with non-restorable teeth needed a full mouth reconstruction including single implants, bone grafts, membranes, and sinus augmentation. Billing medical insurance saved the patient $91,021 and the practice collected the full fee for nearly $100,000 of treatment. The claim was processed and paid within 23 days.

A patient with compromised teeth and jaw from a gunshot incident received implant supported dentures and nearly 100% coverage from their medical insurance for $9100. The practice also received their full fee for the services provided.

A patient with sleep apnea was diagnosed with oral appliance therapy and a thorough exam. A VOB was completed and a pre-authorization was submitted, resulting in a $2100 savings due to medical insurance. Billing medical insurance for sleep appliances can save patients thousands of dollars and increase case acceptance. The total bill for the appliance and exam was $2600, but medical insurance paid $2110.97, leaving the patient only responsible for $489.03.

A dental practice paid $676 for a patient’s snoring and fatigue after prescribing an oral device and sleep study, covering $676 out of pocket within 4 days.

A patient fell into a bathtub and needed multiple teeth extracted, grafting, and implants. The patient completed an accident report form and was identified as a medical billing patient. Aetna paid 100% of the fees charged by the dental practice, saving the patient $33,000+ and increasing the practice profit.

A patient with missing teeth was diagnosed with jaw pain, inability to chew, and difficulty swallowing. Medical insurance paid $10,122.20 of the $14,963.50 claim, leaving the patient an out-of-pocket portion of $4,841.30. The practice billed their full UCR, collecting 100% of their FULL FEE between the patient and medical insurance coverage. Without medical insurance, the patient would have been limited to their $1,500 max dental benefit and owed $8,500 out of pocket. This story highlights the importance of billing medical insurance for dental services.

A patient with Fibromyalgia paid $11,042 of $14,942 claim. The dental practice billed their full usual, customary, and reasonable out-of-pocket fees (UCR). Without medical insurance, the patient would have owed $9369 out of pocket. The practice collected an additional $3,623 that they would not have collected. The claim was processed and paid within 32 days of submission.

A dental practice in Washington state successfully billed for orthodontic treatment. The patient had an 18-year-old male with a history of recurring pain and malocclusion. The practice collected all required documentation and clinical SOAP notes. The medical insurance paid 100% of the services provided. Imagn Billing offers software, forms, other tools and personal support to complete the claims properly and timely.

A dental office in Florida successfully billed for dental crowns. The patient presented for additional treatment following chemotherapy and radiation. The provider obtained pre-authorization with an allowance of 6 visits to be completed by 4/30/2021. The practice collected all required documentation and clinical SOAP notes. Without medical insurance, the practice would be writing off approximately 38% and using the annual $1500.00 maximum.