Dental insurance is a great way to bring in new dental patients, but it is also a great way to reduce a dental practice’s bottom line and give dentists less control over their dental practice.
Explained one endodontist, “If I dropped dental insurance I’d be cutting ties to 85% of my patient base!”
Another doctor suggested, “If all dentists dropped all insurances, then all dentists could collect fees in full from everyone!”
The Wealthy Dentist conducted a survey asking dentists if they have dropped dental insurance. Many dentists responded that they are sick and tired of dental insurance companies dictating fees and treatments, leaving a number of them wanting to drop their dental health plans.
To hear more of what dentists had to say about dropping dental insurance, Click Play —
What are your thoughts on dental insurance?
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