Practice Analysis Report (PAR)

Disease Scores and Coding Procedures

Dentists across the world are using PreViser technology to accurately score and chart the Periodontal disease risk and severity for their patients.

With just a couple simple steps, we can compare the numbers from your practice to this baseline of patient data.

We can also compare the amount of procedures that your practice is currently coding (getting paid for), with the amount of disease that is being undiagnosed but is probably being treated anyway.

By using precise coding procedures that map directly to PreViser scores, the office can take the grey area out of coding. We find that many practices are missing large amounts of revenue from this missed opportunity.

Finding missed opportunity like this is just one of the benefits of using Previser.

STEP 1: Provide us some information:

First we start with some simple information that you provide about your practice:

Enter your data and click the send button below.
1	Name of Practice
2	The number of adult patients seen over the last 12 months over the age of 29 is:
3	The number of those patients in perio maintenance or receiving surgery or SRP is:
4	The number of D0180, comp perio exams provided over the last 12 months is:
5	Fee schedule for selected perio codes (you can average between insurance and FFS):
	D0120:
	D0180:
	D1110:
	D4910:
	D4341:
	D4342:
6	Your Name:
7	Your Phone Number (optional):
9	Please tell us a good time to reach you:

From the information above we can deternine the amount of disease prevelance the office is currently diagnosing.

STEP 2: Use PreViser 50 times.

Your office uses the PreViser software for the next 50 hygiene patients (age 30 or older)

From this information you can calculate the amount of disease prevelance in those 50 patients. We use this sample of 50 to estimate your total patient base.

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You can download the PreViser software for for free here >>

Step 3: We generate your report

From the information above, you can accurately estimate:

The distribution of periodontal disease risk and severity in your patient population
How many perio procedures of what type may be needed by your patients
How many FTE hygienists are required to provide your patients optimized care
Production estimates associated with providing all the care your patients need

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