Case Study: Dental Practice in Aubrey, Texas

January 26, 2026

Challenge: A critical breakdown in the claims submission workflow disrupted insurance processing and slowed essential clinical tasks.

A dental practice in Aubrey was unable to submit insurance claims from Open Dental to the Vyne portal due to a persistent error that blocked transmissions. This halted their revenue cycle and required an immediate fix. The practice also faced hardware issues, including a severely slow computer that took over ten minutes to respond, and an intraoral camera that failed to capture images when the button was pressed.

Solution: Allierad IT Solutions delivered targeted software repairs, hardware replacement, and device configuration to restore full functionality.

Software and Plugin Troubleshooting

  • Diagnosed the claims submission failure as a Vyne plugin issue within Open Dental.
  • Reconfigured the plugin, restoring the ability to send insurance claims.

Hardware Replacement and Configuration

  • Identified the slow workstation as outdated and recommended replacement.
  • Installed and configured the new hardware, resolving performance issues.
  • Corrected the intraoral camera’s device selection settings to ensure the capture button worked properly.

Vendor and Third-Party Coordination

  • Provided system access and credentials for the installation of XDR imaging software.
  • Ensured proper integration with existing systems.

Expected Results

Fixing the Vyne plugin restores timely insurance claim submissions and stabilizes the revenue cycle. The hardware replacement eliminates practitioner frustration and improves workflow speed, while the intraoral camera reconfiguration restores a key diagnostic tool. Overall, the practice now operates with a more efficient and dependable technology setup.

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