Best dental billing companies in 2026
What the main dental billing companies charge, taken from their own published pricing pages in September 2026, and who each one suits.
Published pricing at a glance
| Company | What it is | Published pricing | Setup and terms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Teero | AI platform with specialists: verification, posting and aging. Claim submission stays with your office | Starts at 2% of payments posted, with volume discounts | $800 monthly minimum. Onboarding fee varies. No contract |
| eAssist | Full-service billing network | $1,400/mo under $40k collections, then 3.5%, 3% and 2.5% by band | No long-term contract. Clearinghouse $79 to $89/mo, statements $0.90 each |
| Dental Claim Support | Full-service billing | $1,400/mo under $40k collections, then 3.5%, 3% and 2.5% by band | $399 one-time setup |
| Wisdom | Full-service billing | $1,397/mo under $40k collections, then 3.5%, 3.25% and 2.75% by band | Verification is a $99/mo add-on |
| Medusind | Full-service billing and RCM | Not published, quoted per practice | Quoted after a consultation |
| DayDream | Full-service billing | Not published, quoted after a demo | Quoted after a demo |
| Fincura | Posting and reconciliation software | $250/mo plus $2 per claim posted | $1,000 one-time implementation, no long-term contract |
| Lassie | Posting and claims follow-up software | 2% posting fee plus $3,000 per location setup, as published in July 2026. Now quoted after a demo | Implementation 1 to 8 weeks |
Competitor prices are their own published rates as of September 2026. Full Teero pricing on our pricing page.
Who each one suits
eAssist, Dental Claim Support and Wisdom publish almost identical pricing, so the choice between them comes down to scope and terms rather than rate.
eAssist
The largest network of the three and the one with the most published detail: tiered percentages, clearinghouse fees and per-statement costs are all on the page. A good fit if you want to hand off the whole billing function, claim submission included, with a named biller assigned to your office.
Dental Claim Support
Priced almost identically to eAssist, with a $399 one-time setup covering equipment and IT. They also publish a separate verification rate card, which is useful if you want to buy verification on its own. Oral surgery is priced higher, worth knowing if that is your practice.
Wisdom
The same model again at $1,397 a month under $40k, then 3.5% stepping down to 2.75%. Wisdom prices each service separately, so insurance billing, verification and patient billing each carry their own fee. Easy to read if you only want one of them, easy to underestimate if you want all three.
Medusind and DayDream
Both are full-service and neither publishes a rate. Medusind quotes after a consultation and tailors the scope rather than applying a flat percentage. DayDream verifies ahead on your schedule and builds breakdowns around your office code list, and quotes after a demo. If you are comparing on price, you will need both on a call.
Fincura, Lassie and Zentist
These are software rather than billing companies: they automate a slice of the revenue cycle and hand the exceptions back to your team. Fincura is priced per claim rather than per dollar collected, at $250 a month plus $2 per claim posted. Lassie automates posting, EFT enrollment and claim follow-up. Zentist is built for DSOs consolidating data across locations.
Where Teero fits
Teero is an AI platform with specialists in Austin, TX behind it, covering the insurance side: verification, payment posting and aging. Pricing starts at 2% of payments posted with volume discounts and an $800 monthly minimum. The onboarding fee varies by practice, and there is no contract.
The boundary is deliberate. Claim submission stays with your office because it works best in the office, close to the patient and the chart. Everything before the patient arrives and after the claim goes out is ours. If you want one vendor to take the entire billing function off your hands, a full-service company above is the better fit, and we would tell you so on a call.
Some offices use us just for verification, some just for posting and aging, and many for both. Start where it hurts.
Modelling a budget rather than choosing a vendor? See what outsourced dental billing costs at $30k, $75k and $150k in monthly collections.
Teero vs each RCM provider
Teero vs Wisdom
Wisdom is full-service dental billing: their team can take over everything, claim submission included. Teero is built differently. We pair an AI-enabled platform for verification, posting, and aging with human specialists who take on the hard parts, like denials and appeals. Your office keeps claim submission, because that’s best done next to the patient. Dealing with insurance companies is best done by us.
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Teero vs Lassie
Lassie is AI posting software, and it’s good at the clean payments. The exceptions come back to your team as a task list. Teero pairs the same kind of automation with U.S.-based specialists who take the hard ones off your plate: denials, appeals, stuck claims, paper checks. Same published 2% rate, and nobody in your office sits on hold with insurance companies.
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Teero vs Daydream
Daydream is a full-service dental billing company: AI plus a U.S.-based team, with pricing quoted for each office. Teero specializes in the insurance side: AI + human specialists verify insurance, post payments daily, and work aging claims while fighting denials and appeals. Your office keeps claim submission; we take everything around it.
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Teero vs Dental Claim Support
Dental Claim Support is an established full-service billing team working inside your PMS. Teero specializes in the insurance side: AI + human specialists verify insurance, post payments daily, and work aging claims while fighting denials and appeals. Your office keeps claim submission; we take everything around it.
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Teero vs eAssist
eAssist is a large full-service billing network of remote U.S. dental billers working inside your PMS. Teero specializes in the insurance side: AI + human specialists verify insurance, post payments daily, and work aging claims while fighting denials and appeals. Your office keeps claim submission; we take everything around it.
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Teero vs Fincura
Fincura is reconciliation software: it auto-matches clean ERAs to claims and bank deposits, and your team reviews the rest. Teero includes that kind of automation and goes further: we post checks and VCCs too, and our specialists work the denials, appeals, and secondaries. Software finds the problems; our humans in the loop actually fix them.
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Teero vs Zentist
Zentist is RCM automation built for DSOs: Remit AI parses ERAs, auto-posts, and builds prioritized worklists your team executes. Teero includes that kind of automation plus the humans: U.S.-based specialists who work the denials, appeals, and stuck claims the software surfaces. If you have a billing team that wants better software, Zentist fits. If you want the queue actually worked, that’s Teero.
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Teero vs Medusind
Medusind is a large medical-and-dental RCM firm: thousands of employees across onshore and offshore centers, that can run the full billing function under custom quotes. Teero is dental-only and entirely U.S.-based, with an AI-enabled platform for verification, posting, and aging and specialists in the loop for denials and appeals. Your office keeps claim submission, and our pricing is public.
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Insurance verification comparisons
Teero vs Overjet
Overjet is a dental AI platform built around X-ray analysis and imaging; insurance verification is one software module in that suite, and your team operates it. Teero does verification as a done-for-you service: AI pulls the data, and U.S.-based specialists build the full breakdown, monitor every plan, and handle what software can’t, so your team only sees what actually needs them. Eligibility checks are free and breakdowns are $5, with an $800 monthly minimum and no contract.
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Teero vs AirPay
AirPay is verification software: it auto-verifies most of the schedule and delivers eligibility results to a dashboard that your front desk works. Teero pairs automation with U.S.-based specialists who verify the whole schedule, phone calls included, and write everything straight into your PMS instead of a separate dashboard. Eligibility checks are free and breakdowns are $5, with an $800 monthly minimum and no contract.
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Teero vs Stratus
Stratus is verification software your team runs: its AI agent generates breakdowns, QA checks them, and your staff works the platform day to day. Teero takes the job off your plate entirely: U.S.-based specialists verify every plan, call payers when the portals come up short, and deliver completed breakdowns straight into your PMS. And you know the price before you ever talk to us: eligibility checks are free and breakdowns are $5, with an $800 monthly minimum.
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Common questions
How does Teero price payment posting?
2% of the payments Teero posts, with volume discounts and an $800 monthly minimum. The onboarding fee varies by practice. If Teero doesn't post it, you don't pay for it.
Which practice management systems does Teero support?
Dentrix, Eaglesoft, Open Dental and Curve.
Does Teero submit claims?
No, by design. Submission works best in the office, close to the patient and the chart, so your team keeps it. Everything before the patient arrives and after the claim goes out is ours. If handing off submission is the reason you are outsourcing, a full-service biller above is the better fit.
Is Teero a software or a billing service?
Both, within a defined boundary. AI automation plus specialists in Austin, TX who verify insurance, post every EOB and ERA, and work denials and insurance A/R over 31 days. Claim submission stays with your office, by design.
Do I need a long-term contract?
No. Every Teero RCM product is pay-as-you-go with no term commitment.
What does Dental ClaimSupport cost?
Published pricing is about $1,400 per month with a $399 setup fee, then 2.5–3.5% of collections as the practice grows.
What are the setup fees?
Dental Claim Support publishes a $399 one-time setup, eAssist and Verrific each publish $299, and Fincura charges a $1,000 implementation fee. Teero's onboarding fee varies by practice and is quoted before you sign.
How fast can Teero start posting?
Most practices are live in days once PMS access is set up; there is no implementation project.
Does Teero work denials?
Yes. Denials and insurance A/R over 31 days are worked by Teero's billing team as part of payment posting.