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Upload your dental bill or EOB
Snap a photo or drop in a PDF — your itemized dental ledger, treatment plan estimate, or the Explanation of Benefits from Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Guardian, or any carrier.
Private beta — waitlist now open
Stop overpaying your dentist. Audit your dental bill in 90 seconds.
An estimated 1 in 4 dental bills contain errors — and dental is largely excluded from the No Surprises Act, so no one is checking but you. BiteAudit reads the CDT codes on your bill or EOB, flags upcoding and unbundling, and writes a ready-to-send dispute letter — so you can push back without becoming a billing expert.
1,247 patients on the waitlist · launching July 2026
Built by the team behind TableSomm AI and CareerProof AI
Brightline Family Dental
AUDITED
Crown buildup (D2950)⚠ Unbundled — already part of crown
$285
Scaling & root planing (D4341)⚠ Upcoded — should be prophy (D1110)
$220
Porcelain crown (D2740)
$1,180
Local anesthesia (D9215)⚠ Should be bundled with procedure
$45
Bitewing X-rays, 4 films (D0274)
$92
Verified overcharges 3 of 5 lines
Saved $550
The dental billing problem in numbers
How it works
From confusing dental bill to filed dispute — in minutes
No spreadsheets, no hold music, no dental-billing degree required. Three steps.
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Our AI audits every CDT code
BiteAudit checks each line for unbundled buildups, upcoded deep cleanings, duplicate X-rays, frequency-limit violations, and prices above FAIR Health benchmarks for your ZIP code.
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Get a savings report + dispute letter
You receive a plain-English breakdown of every overcharge, the exact CDT code citation behind each flag, and a ready-to-send dispute letter you can email or hand to your dentist's billing office.
What we catch
The eight tricks hiding on your dental bill
Dental billing departments make these errors constantly. Most patients never spot them — BiteAudit does.
Crown + buildup unbundling
Billing the core buildup (D2950) separately when it's already part of the crown procedure.
Cleaning upcoded to deep cleaning
A routine prophy (D1110) charged as scaling & root planing (D4341) — often hundreds more.
Duplicate X-ray imaging
Full-mouth series (D0210) plus bitewings (D0274) on the same date when one already covered it.
Local anesthesia separately billed
D9215 unbundled from the procedure it should be included in, padding the total.
Frequency-limit violations
Cleanings billed more often than your plan allows, or pano X-rays repeated within five years.
Above-benchmark fees
Charges far above FAIR Health's published fair-fee data for the same CDT code in your ZIP code.
Phantom line items
Procedures, materials, or surfaces listed on the bill that weren't actually performed.
Good Faith Estimate violations
Final bills more than $400 over the estimate you were quoted — your federal right to dispute resolution.
Sample audit
See exactly where the money is
Every BiteAudit returns a clear, itemized report: what's wrong, why it's wrong, and how much you could get back. Here's a real sample output from a $1,822 crown visit.
- Plain-English reason for every flag
- CDT code citation + estimated dollars recoverable
- A drafted dispute letter, ready to send
Audit complete
3 issues found · Brightline Family Dental
Unbundled$285
Core buildup (D2950) billed separately from crown (D2740).
Upcoded$220
Deep cleaning (D4341) billed when prophy (D1110) was performed.
Unbundled$45
Local anesthesia (D9215) should be included in the procedure fee.
Potential savings
$550
Pricing
Simple plans for whatever you're up against
Pricing isn't live yet — we're finalizing it with our first users. Pick the plan that fits and we'll tell you the moment it opens.
Free Scan
$0
1 free audit per year
- Full CDT-code line-by-line audit
- Top issues flagged with savings estimate
- No credit card required
One-time Audit
$19/ bill
Pay per bill, includes dispute letter
- Everything in Free Scan
- Ready-to-send dispute letter
- Priority audit turnaround
Family Plan
$9/ mo
Unlimited audits + concierge dispute submission
- Unlimited bills for the whole family
- Concierge dispute submission
- Track every dental claim in one place
Concierge Recovery
$299+ 20% saved
Best for implants & reconstruction
- We handle the whole fight
- Built for $3,000+ dental cases
- Pay base + share of what we save you
Trust & privacy
Your records stay yours
HIPAA-aware design
Built from the ground up with health-data sensitivity in mind, following HIPAA-aligned handling practices.
End-to-end encryption
Your dental records are encrypted in transit and at rest. Only you can see your audit results.
Never sold, ever
We don't sell or share your data with dentists, insurers, advertisers, or anyone else. Full stop.
Delete anytime
Remove your documents and account with one click. When it's gone, it's gone for good.
BiteAudit is a billing-audit tool. It does not provide dental, medical, legal, or financial advice, and does not judge clinical care decisions. CDT codes are a trademark of the American Dental Association. Always confirm important decisions with a licensed professional.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Is auditing my own dental bill legal?
Yes. You have every right to request an itemized dental ledger, dispute charges with your dentist's billing office, and appeal denied dental insurance claims. BiteAudit simply helps you understand your own bill and exercise rights you already have under federal and state law.
Doesn't dental insurance catch billing errors?
Not reliably — and 27% of U.S. adults (about 72 million people) have no dental insurance at all, so there's no carrier checking on their behalf. Even when carriers do flag errors, they correct what they pay, not always what you pay out of pocket. BiteAudit audits the bill as written to you.
How accurate is the AI dental bill audit?
BiteAudit flags likely errors based on published CDT coding rules, common bundling guidelines, and FAIR Health benchmark data — and explains its reasoning so you can verify each one. It's a powerful first-pass reviewer, not a final ruling. Every flag comes with the CDT code citation behind it so you decide what to dispute.
What if I already paid my dental bill?
You can still dispute it. Dentists and dental insurers issue refunds for billing errors regularly — many disputes are resolved well after payment. BiteAudit helps you build the case to get overpayments back.
Will my dentist retaliate if I dispute a bill?
Disputing a dental bill is routine and expected — front-office billing teams handle questions and corrections every day. Asking for an itemized statement and politely flagging errors is a normal part of the process and shouldn't affect the care you receive.
Does the No Surprises Act protect dental patients?
Mostly no — stand-alone dental plans are largely excluded from the No Surprises Act. The one provision that does apply: if you're uninsured or self-pay and you requested a Good Faith Estimate, you can dispute a final bill that's more than $400 over the estimate. BiteAudit flags those automatically.
Does BiteAudit work with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna and Guardian EOBs?
Yes. BiteAudit reads EOBs from all major dental carriers, including Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna Dental, Guardian, United Concordia, Beam, and others, plus itemized ledgers from any private dental practice.
When does BiteAudit launch?
BiteAudit is in private beta now and opening access in waves. Join the waitlist and you'll be among the first invited — plus you'll get your first audit free at launch.
Limited waitlist spots
Get your first dental audit free at launch.
Join the waitlist today. We'll email you the moment BiteAudit is ready — no spam, just your invite.