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No, the provider must document clearly each day what was done and each day needs to be signed off on...
posted December 28, 2016 11:16 am in reply to Is there a guideline for a dental provider on signing off on documentation when patient is seen? If patient is seen mutiple days, Can one documentation be used or does each day need to be initialed and/or signed by the dentist?
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70355 the diagnosis code would depend on the findings example why are the extractions being performe...
posted December 16, 2016 8:46 am in reply to Our office took a panorex xray for a patient for purposes of teeth extraction at the oral surgeon. The patient wants me to send the Panorex xray claim to medical insurance since it is related. What code do I use for the Panorex and what would be the diagnosis code I put on the 1500 form?
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Coding guidelines state 14-22 periapical films including bitewings must be present however, some ins...
posted January 1, 1970 12:00 am in reply to can insurance companies create their own billing for FMX? the CDT books says usually consist of 14-22 PA's and BW's but I'm being told by the dental biller that some insurances want the FMX code when less than 14 x rays are done. I would like clarification if this is ever appropriate to do. thanks.
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Go to the website and click Certification - CDC...
posted December 3, 2016 4:11 pm in reply to how do I sign up for the CDC exam
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You always bill any treatment performed to the carrier. If you utilize ICD-10-CM codes on your denta...
posted December 2, 2016 9:47 am in reply to I need to know the correct way of handling failed and/or ongoing procedures and how to bill for them. This has been a debate in our office. If a patient's restoration has failed, whatever the reason, and they have insurance, do you report that to the insurance company? For example, a patient gets an amalgam filling and six months later it needs to be redone. What is the most appropriate course of action, doing an adjustment in house, or filing it to the insurance company and adjusting it off afterwards? Some do not want to file and some do. If it was a self pay patient we would adjust it off and not make them responsible. Our insurance patient's are not responsible either, but is it necessary to report it to the insurance company? Please let us know the most appropriate course of action. Thank you.
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Unfortunately there is no dental chart audit form available that we are aware of at this time....
posted December 1, 2016 11:19 am in reply to wondering if there is a dental chart audit form available to print or download? or maybe direct me to a site or organization that might have one.
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Once you have been approved to take the exam you will receive an email with the URL along with your ...
posted November 27, 2016 8:55 pm in reply to (Once you purchase the exam it will be released within 2 business days of purchase.)How will I know that the exam has been released for me to take?
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depending on how many credentials you hold it is 12 CE's for the first credential and an additional ...
posted November 15, 2016 3:49 pm in reply to how many CEUS do I need to renew membership?
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RSP must be done on a separate visit. It is not billable in conjunction with periodontal maintenance...
posted November 9, 2016 9:07 am in reply to I would like to know if a scaling and root planning has been done on only 1 or 2 teeth on the right upper quad are we required to still do periodontal maintenance on the entire mouth and bill for that. Is it possible to bill for only those two teeth for periodontal maintenance and then a regular prophy for the rest of the mouth?
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All exams are suspended at this time we will resume exams starting Monday January 23, 2017...
posted November 8, 2016 3:29 pm in reply to Hi i applied for CDBS certification Exam last thursday but still i didn't get the link for exam. my email is wonkyen@gmail.com can you please check this problem ?
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