Category: Trojan Today

Too many employers erroneously believe that there are ways to have an employment
relationship with someone (i.e., working at the employer’s place of business) and not
consider them to be a full-fledged employee. We’ve heard of many of these supposed “workarounds” like probationary periods, working interviews, unpaid internships, volunteering, temp agencies, and “1099 employees.”

Accurate diagnosis and strategic sequencing of hygiene care are essential in managing gingivitis and periodontal disease. Correct use of CDT codes, supported by thorough documentation, improves patient outcomes and ensures insurance compliance.

Over 60% of embezzlement cases go undetected. Often, the practice owner identifies issues but fails to report them. It’s essential to report all embezzlement cases to protect all practices.

Welcome to the latest installment of Trojan Today’s “Decoding the Codes” series, where we delve into dental procedure coding to enhance accuracy in billing practices.

Now that you have your Facebook business page, what do you post? It can be overwhelming to think about keeping that page filled with engaging content. Start by breaking it down and keeping it simple.

The convergence of Uber-like technology, the ongoing staffing shortages in dentistry, as well as enterprising companies, are bringing about the emergence of app-based temp services for dental assistants and hygienists, and even front-office and associates.

Have you heard the saying, “Always be hiring”? Whether you’re actively looking for a new team member or simply aiming to foster appreciation and retention among your current employees, your social media platforms can be a transformative tool.

Integrating medical-dental insurance billing has become a hot topic in the dental industry. A central question is whether your practice should invest in an in-house medical billing system. While the potential benefits are enticing, it’s crucial to evaluate the decision carefully.

In Part 2 of this series, we will delve into the critical Maintenance Phase, where the focus moves from active treatment to ongoing prevention and health maintenance.

Periodontal disease affects millions of Americans, with estimates suggesting that nearly 47% of adults over the age of 30 have some form of gum disease. Thousands experience localized periodontal issues, where only 1-3 teeth require treatment.