
AAOMS Annual Meeting 2026 · Seattle · Booth 1418
Meet Kaylie at booth 1418.
Kaylie verifies insurance for oral surgery practices: it reads your schedule, signs into each payer's own portal, and has the breakdown ready before the consult — whether the sedation qualifies, whether the impaction is a dental benefit at all, whether the implant clears the missing-tooth clause, and what is left of the maximum.
- 918,635 verifications so far
- 207 insurance companies
- HIPAA-compliant — Kaylie signs a BAA with every practice
Find us in the Exhibit Hall.
Level EX, Seattle Convention Center Summit · 30 September – 2 October 2026 · Pacific time
- Wednesday 30 September6:30 – 8:30 pm
- Thursday 1 October9 am – 4:30 pm
- Friday 2 October9 am – 4:30 pm
What to bring to the booth.
Five patients booked next week
We will book a demo where Kaylie verifies them through each payer's own portal, under a signed BAA and your own portal logins, and you compare the breakdown with what your team would have written down.
The case that always goes wrong
The sedation that was denied, the impaction billed to the wrong plan, the implant caught by the missing-tooth clause. Ask Kaylie the question your front desk asks the payer.
Your practice management system
We will show you what Kaylie reads from yours, and what goes back: Open Dental and CareStack get the verified plan written in; WinOMS and DSN get a note laid out for the chart, to paste.
of appointments at the oral surgery practices on DSN and WinOMS that Kaylie serves were the patient's first visit in nine months — 10,891 appointments, 5 practices, 13 June to 11 September 2026. A referral practice verifies strangers. How we measured it
See a verified plan land in Open Dental.
The same walkthrough as on our Open Dental page: Kaylie writing the plan, benefits and verified date back into Open Dental.
Active is not an answer.
A patient can be eligible and the case still not pay. These are the questions that decide it, each answered with the carriers' own policies and what Kaylie measured.
- How many oral surgery appointments are a patient's first visit?
- Is general anesthesia covered for wisdom teeth removal?
- Does dental or medical insurance cover dental anesthesia?
- How long will insurance pay for dental sedation?
- Does the missing tooth clause apply to dental implants?
- Should I appeal a denied wisdom tooth extraction?
- Why wasn't the socket packing after my extraction paid?
Try it on one of your EOBs.
Drop in an EOB and Kaylie hands back every line, what the carrier did, and what to look at. No account needed. Your document is processed securely and not stored.
Drop an EOB here
PDF or image, up to 10 MB.
Or just ask Kaylie.
Insurance questions, billing codes, how to get started — ask away.
Simple pricing, per office.
A flat monthly fee — not a percentage of what you collect. Take verification or claims on their own, or both together from $999.
Works with the software you already use
- CareStack
- Open Dental
- Dentrix
- Eaglesoft
- Denticon
- Curve
- WinOMS
- DSN
Coming soon
- Dentrix Ascend
- Dentrix Enterprise
- tab32
- Cloud 9
- Sensei Cloud
- MacPractice
- Archy
Get your mornings back.
Thirty minutes. Bring a plan your team argues about, or an EOB that surprised you. See what Kaylie makes of it.
Kaylie is an exhibitor at the 2026 AAOMS Annual Meeting. The meeting logo belongs to the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons and is used as AAOMS offers it to exhibitors; AAOMS does not endorse Kaylie. Meeting details: AAOMS.org/AnnualMeeting. WinOMS, DSN, Open Dental and CareStack belong to their makers and are named only to identify the software practices run; Kaylie is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with them.