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June 25, 2026 by Admin

Votes	Status	Answer
0 votes	approved	CEU's are not required. Just maintain your membership to keep your certifications in good standing... posted November 20, 2017 4:54 am in reply to How do I submit CEU's?
0 votes	approved	... posted November 18, 2017 6:59 am in reply to My understanding of D9110 is the patient needs to initiate the appointment for it to be appropriate to code D9110. But, what if a patient is in for their D0120 and a tooth needs to be smoothed to relieve pain or sensitivity. Would it then be appropriate to use D9110 along with D0120?
0 votes	approved	... posted November 10, 2017 11:15 am in reply to Re: CDC-MO7-Coding Assignment #6 Question is why do we code only for the Nitrous Oxide and not the anesthetic?
0 votes	approved	... posted November 9, 2017 10:40 am in reply to Re: CDC -M07 reading coding assignment 6CDT code for nitrous oxide is D9230, I did not find a D9030...am I missing soemthing?
0 votes	approved	... posted November 9, 2017 10:22 am in reply to Re: CDC-M07 Reading, Coding assignment 2 #8 Open reduction zygomatic archHow do you decipher between the simple or compound treatment of fractures in this question?
0 votes	approved	... posted September 23, 2017 4:07 pm in reply to Can a D9430 be used if the patient was not seen due to Blood Sugar test was high.
0 votes	approved	The problem here is fax back eligibility does not guarantee payment from the carrier it merely state... posted August 4, 2017 12:59 pm in reply to Hi there , If a claim got denied due to a patient is in active on date of service 7/5/17 . However, the office got a fax back on 7/4/17 showed that patient is active. Rep from insurance company said that because they didn't receive the information from the employer after the DOS. What is the best way to appeal the situation?
0 votes	approved	Medical cross codes for examinations are based off documentation, there is no way to cross code this... posted August 4, 2017 12:49 pm in reply to Hi there, If a patient has dental plan, but claim must file through medical first. Please let me know, what are the medical codes for D0150, D0210, D1120, D1110?Thank you!
0 votes	approved	Yes, the extraction should be billed out by the facility/provider who performed the service.... posted August 2, 2017 5:29 am in reply to If a patient comes in for an extraction and the tooth was extracted, but it was very close to the sinus floor and they had to be sent to an Oral surgeon for alveoplasty. It was explained to the patient that we would attempt the extraction, but this may be a possibility. The patient agreed. The tooth was extracted, but the alveoplasty had to be done by the Oral Surgeon. Can we bill the patient for the extraction?
0 votes	approved	CEU's are not required... posted May 25, 2017 1:29 pm in reply to How do you submit your CEU's on this does anyone know?!

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