
Open Dental 26.1 is now stable! New features include ODTouch 25, custom insurance history categories, HTML billing emails, and much more.

With the new growth of spring on the horizon, it’s time to make sure that your practice is doing all that it can to have a full schedule. In this post, we’ll review the tools in Open Dental that help fill open appointment slots and maximize production.

This post series reviews messages in Open Dental: What they mean, and how to handle them. This post covers Claim and Account warnings.

This post series reviews messages in Open Dental: What they mean, and how to handle them. This post covers Popups and other patient warnings.

This post series reviews messages in Open Dental: What they mean, and how to handle them. This post covers Appointment Prompts & Warnings.
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Manual eligibility checks are slow and error-prone. DentalXChange’s Eligibility AI now writes verified benefit data directly into your system, no retyping required.

In this post from our partners at DentalXChange, learn about the top 10 metrics you can track to ensure healthy revenue cycle in your practice.

From our friends at Bola AI, learn how AI dental automation can make a difference in your practice.

Recent changes in Texas may affect how your practice stores its data. Read this post from our friends at Central Data Storage to learn how you may be affected and how you can stay compliant.

In this post from our partners at CareCredit, learn how to help transform your front-office training with a few easy steps and arm your dental staff with the information they need to confidently discuss dental financing with patients.

In this guest post from Axle, learn how dental analytics has emerged as a game-changing force, offering insights that enable practices to make smarter decisions, enhance patient care, and grow more sustainably. Whether it’s understanding your revenue breakdown or identifying how effective your treatment plans are, leveraging analytics is no longer optional it’s essential.