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August 26, 2025 by Admin

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Without specific information the most common code usage for an endosteal implant would be dental cod...
posted March 6, 2015 1:48 pm in reply to what code do u use for implant
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Without knowing the specifics, yes, D5863 is the correct code for overdenture- complete mandibular r...
posted March 6, 2015 12:39 pm in reply to We use code D5865 for a complete mandibular overdenture, but it only pays about $1000. Our cost is about $4000. Is there a different code we are supposed to use or is there an additional code that I should use?
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The most appropriate codes for your scenario are as follows: D0220, D0230, D4921...
posted March 5, 2015 10:28 am in reply to Please advise coding on the following: Pt. presents with pain, swelling around #3--took 2 PAs and measured pocket depths in area--sulcus of #3 gushed pus and blood when probed--doctor treated as perio abscess by doing gross debridement to let it drain through the sulcus, irrigated with Chlorhexidine and prescribed antibiotics.
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Without specifics(how big is the laceration, was a limited exam performed) the following codes are t...
posted March 4, 2015 10:24 am in reply to How would you code for the following: an 8-year-old presents with lacerated lip--IM injection of Ketamine for sedation--debridement of the wound with 2 sutures placed
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ICD-9-CM code 520.8...
posted March 4, 2015 10:22 am in reply to How do I code for a super-erupted tooth #15?
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Without specific information as to whether this was a repair or initial placement the most appropria...
posted March 5, 2015 10:20 am in reply to How do you code for the cast metal parts of a Maryland bridge that are bonded to the lingual of the adjacent teeth?
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Without specific information (custom or prefab, made in office or outside lab) the most appropriate ...
posted March 4, 2015 10:18 am in reply to Need code for an abutment-supported connecting bar with Hader and ERA attachments, please.
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D0351 and D0330 would be the most appropriate codes for your procedure....
posted March 4, 2015 10:17 am in reply to I am trying to correctly code the following--have made many attempts, but none are apparently correct--how would you code for an initial capture, including coronal and sagittal views, along with a pano on the same day. The dentist consulted with an orthodontist prior to creating the 3-D image, and then they consulted together after the 3-D was constructed.
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Yes it is possible to receive payment for non-periodontal gingivectomies...however you will first ne...
posted February 28, 2015 6:41 am in reply to Is it possible to get a Gingivectomy paid for non perio reasons? My doctor performs them often to reach decay under the gum line. Thanks for any input!!!
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Nitrous oxide is billed using the same "D" code as it is considered a HCPCS code in Medicine....
posted February 26, 2015 12:28 pm in reply to How do you bill for inhalation of nitrous oxide (D9230) medical?
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