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Regulatory & Billing Compliance Professional development

Dental Billing Training for the Front Office

The essentials of dental insurance billing in under an hour: how plans pay, verifying eligibility and benefits, CDT coding basics, building and sending a clean claim, posting payments and working denials, and patient balances.

Certificate of completion. Not continuing-education (CE) credit.

At a glance
6 lessons · about 55 min
Short lessons. Progress saves as they go.
$59 a person a year
Or included in the Complete plan.
English and Spanish
Every lesson and quiz, in either language. Each learner chooses.
Verifiable certificate
Certificate of completion. Not continuing-education (CE) credit.
Last reviewed October 4, 2026
We update this page when the rules change.

Before you buy: what’s included, and what your office adds

How it works: self-paced online lessons with short videos and a quiz after each lesson. There is no live class or instructor. Learners can send a question to our trainers from any lesson (we answer within 2 business days) or call (916) 770-4050, Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm Pacific. Each person who passes gets a dated certificate of completion. It is not continuing-education (CE) credit.

The lessons teach the billing job, not a specific software. Show each new biller where every step lives in your own practice management system (Dentrix, Eaglesoft, Open Dental, CareStack or another).

Audience

Who it’s for

  • New front desk and billing staff in dental offices.
  • Assistants and treatment coordinators who talk to patients about coverage.
  • Office managers who want the whole team speaking the same billing language.
The law

Is this training required by law?

No. Dental billing training is professional development. It does touch the compliance side of billing, such as accurate coding and billing integrity, and links to our HIPAA and Medicare FWA programs for the rules that are required.

The lessons

What’s covered

6 lessons · about 55 min. Each lesson ends with a short quiz.

#LessonMinutes
1How Dental Insurance Actually Works10
2Verifying Eligibility and Benefits Before the Visit9
3Coding the Visit: CDT Basics10
4Building and Sending a Clean Claim9
5Payments, Posting and Denials8
6Patient Balances, Collections and Billing Integrity9
Totalabout 55 min
Certificates

A dated certificate anyone can verify

Dated, with a serial number

Each person who passes gets a certificate showing their name, practice, program, lessons completed, score and date. Lessons end with a short quiz; the pass mark is 80%.

Anyone can check it

An auditor, inspector or employer can confirm a certificate is genuine at hipaa.comodotechnology.com/verify, with no account and without contacting us.

Not CE credit

It is a certificate of completion: proof the training happened. It is not continuing-education credit and not an accreditation or license.

Price

Price and how to buy

Choose a plan on our pricing page, enter your headcount and pay online. Card fees are included. Yearly plans renew each year until you cancel, and you see and agree to those terms before you pay. Replacing someone who leaves costs nothing.

This program

$59 / person / year

Add it to your cart, choose how many people, and pay online. Your sign-in link arrives by email.

Complete plan

$99 / person / year

All 23 programs, including this one. $89 at 10–24 people, $79 at 25+.

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FAQ

Common questions

Is this a dental billing certification?
No. It is a short certificate of completion for a 55-minute program. It shows your office that you completed dental billing training on a given date.
Who is it for?
Front office and billing staff who need a solid grounding in dental insurance and claims.
Does it include CDT codes?
It covers how CDT coding works and how to use it on a claim. Learners use their office’s licensed CDT reference for code descriptors.
Is it in Spanish?
Yes. Every lesson and quiz is available in Spanish and English.