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Free practice tools

Run practice calculations and compare public payment data

Model overhead, production goals, fee changes, and valuation ranges, or check selected public allowances and payment benchmarks. Entries stay in this browser.

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Using these tools

Keep operational math separate from market evidence

A practice financial statement, fee schedule, public allowance, and historical paid amount describe different parts of a dental business. These tools keep those inputs labeled. Use the calculators for internal scenarios and the reference tools to inspect dated public figures without treating either as a recommendation.

Find the right starting point

Choose a tool for the question being reviewed

Reviewing practice operations

Use the overhead calculator to reconcile entered expenses with collections. Use the production goal calculator to translate a collection requirement into annual, daily, and hourly production scenarios.

Reviewing a fee schedule

Use the fee increase calculator for gross volume-based scenarios. Use the fee comparison tool to place an office fee beside distinctly labeled public measures without turning them into a pricing recommendation.

Checking a public program or transaction scenario

Use the Medi-Cal lookup for selected current DHCS maximum allowances, the glossary for plain-language orientation, or the valuation calculator for a user-defined collections-multiple range.

Common questions

Questions about the free dental tools

Do the practice tools recommend fees or financial targets?
No. They calculate scenarios from entered values and display dated public comparators where available. They do not recommend a fee, overhead percentage, production target, collection multiple, or business decision.
Can these results replace accounting, valuation, or coding review?
No. Expense classification, tax treatment, valuation, contracts, documentation, coding, and claim submission require the practice's current records and appropriately qualified advisors or official payer materials.
How current are the public dental fee references?
Each public-data tool displays its source and data date. DHCS allowances, Medicaid paid amounts, market estimates, and negotiated-rate aggregates have different periods and meanings; check the current source before relying on a changing figure.