Does Teero Submit Dental Insurance Claims? No, by Design
No. Teero handles insurance verification before the visit, and payment posting, aging, denials, secondary claims and appeals after the claim goes out. Claim submission stays with the office.
Summary
No. Teero does not submit dental insurance claims, and it does not offer a product called "Remote Dental Billing". That name is retired. Teero's insurance work sits on either side of submission: verification before the patient arrives, and posting and follow-up after the claim goes out.
Direct Answer
Claim submission stays with the dental office, by design, because that is where the clinical context lives. Teero's insurance services cover everything before the patient arrives and everything after the claim goes out:
- Before the visit: eligibility checks and full benefits breakdowns, written into the office's practice management software.
- After the claim goes out: payment posting for EFTs, ERAs, paper checks and virtual credit card payments, line by line inside Dentrix, Open Dental, Eaglesoft or Curve. Follow-up on claims over 30 days old. Denials classified and corrected or appealed. Secondary claims sent when a primary pays. Underpayments checked against the fee schedule before anything is written off.
This matters when comparing prices. eAssist, Dental Claim Support and Wisdom sell full-service billing that includes claim submission, published at roughly $1,400 a month under $40,000 in monthly collections and 2.5% to 3.5% of collections above that. Teero's posting and aging service starts at 2% of payments posted with an $800 monthly minimum. That price does not include submission because Teero does not do it.
Takeaway
Choose Teero when your team wants to keep claim submission in-house and hand off the verification, posting and follow-up around it. If you want a vendor to submit claims as well, Teero is not that vendor. See payment posting and aging for the full scope.