The UCR Table or Dental Fees Listing or even Dental Fee Analyzer, as some prefer, has made the biggest change in dentistry of the last decade. Thousands of office use this dependable, reliable, authentic dental fee information to set a fair fee in their office. It's the real thing; not "our" fee list and not a survey. (Learn why that matters below) Set your dental fees with confidence, using the proven source. This may be the most crucial of the kits for your financial health.

Here's a quick test to see if you need the real dental fees for your area.. If you don't get a note with every insurance check that says you charged too much, what do you know about your fees? Your dental fees are LOWER than the dental insurance coverage purchased by your patient!

Why this one versus the others? That is a great question, I'll give you a great ....and streight..... answer. All of the insurance companies want to compare dental fees, just like you do. They can't either, because it would be restriction of trade. So, they formed an association. An association that isn't an insurance company. That association collects all the dental insurance claims data in the US. The association then collates all of the dental fees, sorts by zip area (see below) and by percentile (see below). The insurance companies pay millions of dollars per year for this dental/medical fee data. The dental fee data is per zip, per code, per percentile and the answer is to the penny. Anyone, that's anyone, who uses a "multiplier" doesn't have the actual table. Anyone that uses a dental fee survey, including the American Dental Association, doesn't have the real data from the sole source. So, this is the ONLY one based on all the real claims, submitted by real doctors, in your real zip area, for services they really did and the dental fees listed are the dental fees they really submitted. The owner of this data makes millions and millions yearly from selling the data to the big insurance companies. Why don't they want to sell it to you for $30/$90? Well, they really don't want to sell it to you very badly at all. And the insurance companies don't want them to sell it to you. So, from them to you..."the fee is $299." It's a bargain, to get the actual dental fees being charged and paid in your neighborhood. Get yours, and establish your fees, while we still can.

PS. Your contract with Delta Dental Insurance does not require you to charge all patients your reduced Delta fees! You can and should use your non-discounted dental fees for your non-Delta patients. Remember, you gave Delta a huge discount in order to refer patients to you. Your regular dental fees should not be as low as your discounted fees. See the 100% Collections link at the bottom of this page.

Compared to what? If it's true that you are charging less than the insurance companies would pay,  then you are losing more than the price of the UCR table every day. Like perio, the people who need it the most, are the ones who think they can least afford it. Simple math: divide the dental fee table investment, $299, by the amount you undercharged in a year. Or, the other view: a few dollars more, times your common procedures, equals thousands more for the office. Which codes and how much more?