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Drill & Bill

Drill & Bill

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Drill & Bill is a concise practice-owner brief for dentists and office managers who care about production, collections, payroll, insurance, technology, and exit pressure. Each episode turns one business problem — PPO vs FFS, hygienist hiring, claims, software, DSOs, payer policy, margin — into a useful operator read. The cheeky title opens the door; the content stays serious.© 2026 Wyldepodcasts Economics Management Management & Leadership
Episodes
  • Dental Network Leasing: Which Plan Actually Repriced Your Claim?
    30 Oct 2026
    Network leasing lets one carrier share or lease its dentist network with another, so a plan your practice never signed with can be the one setting the rate on your claim — and the remittance may not tell you which. This Drill & Bill brief gives owners a three-step audit: list the network names and unexplained rates you cannot account for, send each carrier one written question, and file the answer in the payer file. Follow Drill & Bill for more short owner briefs on where practice cash goes missing.
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    5 min
  • Year-End Dental Equipment: The Deduction Is Not the Payback
    23 Oct 2026
    A fourth-quarter equipment quote comes with an expiry date and a tidy pitch: spend now, deduct now, pay less tax. A usable deduction can reduce what a purchase costs after tax, but its timing and value depend on your circumstances, and it never changes the work the equipment lets you do. This Drill & Bill brief gives owners the one line to write before they call an adviser — collections added and costs avoided each month, against incremental running costs, with one-time set-up kept separate — plus the questions that genuinely belong to an accountant. Follow Drill & Bill for more short owner briefs on where practice cash goes.
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    5 min
  • Dental Insurance Recoupment: What to Do When a Payer Takes Money Back — Drill & Bill
    13 Oct 2026
    A payer that believes it overpaid can recover the money by shrinking a later remittance, even one for different patients, so a recoupment arrives as a smaller deposit instead of a bill. This brief gives owners a three-step check for every takeback line and a ninety-day look-back that finds the adjustments nobody owns.
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    4 min
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