Introducing Cloud Dentistry A New Era of Dental Staffing Solutions
Your Staffing, Your Way With Cloud Dentistry With Cloud Dentistry, your practice can hire on your terms. Whether you need a last-minute temp, a long- term associate, or front office support, the platform delivers faster placements, lower costs, and greater transparency than traditional staffing methods.
In the dynamic field of dentistry, maintaining seamless patient care hinges on having the right team in place. Cloud Dentistry directly connects dental offices with qualified professionals in real time. Effortless Staffing With Instant Results One of the biggest frustrations for dental offices is the time-consuming process of filling open positions. Cloud Dentistry eliminates the need for multiple phone calls, negotiations, and waiting for candidates who may or may not show up. Also, unlike agencies with limited business hours, Cloud Dentistry is a 24/7 on-demand platform. The platform’s AI-powered Job Post Tool takes hiring efficiency a step further. Instead of crafting job descriptions from scratch or struggling to attract the right candidates, offices can rely on AI-generated job listings to streamline hiring and attract top talent. Access 60,000+ Qualified Dental Professionals Dental staffing shortages are a challenge for many offices. With Cloud Dentistry, offices can access an expansive network of over 60,000 approved dental professionals, including hygienists, assistants, front office staff, and dentists. Whether you need a temp
for a single day, a short-term hire for medical leave coverage, or a permanent team member, Cloud Dentistry provides an efficient, direct hiring solution. Prioritize Top Talent One of the major concerns when hiring is finding qualified and reliable professionals. Cloud Dentistry addresses this issue with its Profile Score system, which prioritizes professionals who have fully completed their profiles, verified credentials, and received strong reviews. Rather than blindly accepting whomever a staffing agency assigns, offices using Cloud Dentistry can choose from top-rated professionals based on their Profile Score, ensuring each hire is a great fit for their team. Full Transparency and Cost Savings Traditional staffing agencies thrive on hidden fees, markups, and restrictive contracts. Cloud Dentistry offers 100% pricing transparency with no recruiter fees, placement fees, or agency markups. Offices pay professionals directly, keeping costs down while ensuring 100% of what is offered goes to the talent. If a temp turns out to be the perfect fit, there’s no buyout fee — offices can seamlessly transition them into a permanent role without extra costs.
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DENTAL ACCOUNTING: BEYOND THE DAILY GRIND
Dental accounting provides a vital framework for understanding your practice’s financial health. While the clinical side focuses on patient care, the financial side ensures the practice’s sustainability. Key concepts
and the insurance company allows $100, you will write off $50. This is typically recorded as a debit to the insurance write-off expense account and a credit to the accounts receivable account.
like debits, credits, insurance write-offs, and miscellaneous adjustments are crucial in maintaining accurate records and understanding your financial performance. Debits and Credits: The Foundation At its core, accounting operates on a double-entry system. This means every financial transaction affects at least two accounts. Debits represent increases in assets or expenses and decreases in liabilities or equity. Think of it as “putting money in” or “spending money.” Credits , conversely, represent decreases in assets or expenses and increases in liabilities or equity. Think of it as “receiving money” or “increasing obligations.” For example, when you purchase dental supplies, you debit the supplies account (increasing an asset) and credit the cash account (decreasing an asset).
Miscellaneous Adjustments: Handling Varied Transactions Miscellaneous adjustments encompass a wide range of financial changes that don’t fit neatly into standard categories. These can include: • Patient discounts: Adjustments made to patient balances due to promotions or hardship. • Refunds: Adjustments made when a patient overpays or receives a refund for a service. • Bad debt write-offs: Adjustments made when
a patient’s balance is deemed uncollectible. • Corrections: Adjustments made to rectify errors in previous transactions.
Properly documenting miscellaneous adjustments is crucial for maintaining accurate financial records and transparency. Depending on the nature of the transaction, these adjustments are usually recorded as debits or credits to the
Insurance Write-Offs: Accounting for Contractual Agreements Insurance write-offs are common in dental practices. They represent the difference between the dentist’s usual fee and the contracted fee allowed by the insurance company. This difference is not collected from the patient and is, therefore, “written off.” For example, if your usual fee for a procedure is $150,
appropriate accounts.
Understanding these basic accounting concepts compounds your value at the front desk, enabling you to better manage finances and contribute to the practice’s overall success. Your increased value leads to increased pay!
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