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The most appropriate code for the precision attachments would be D5862

No any provider may bill medical, however, if they are not contracted with the carrier the claims will be processed as "out-of-network".

Some medical carriers will reimburse for osseous surgery...the correct CPT code to use for this procedure is 41899 as there is no specific code assigned to this procedure. You should note some carriers will ask for the "D" code when submitting for this procedure. You should check your individual carrier guidelines prior to claim submission

The correct ICD-9-CM code is 525.19

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Primary DX 935.0, secondary DX E915

There is not an equivalent CPT code for D1110 or D2331 as cleanings and routine fillings are not covered under medical unless it is due to an accident. You would use the "D" code to bill medical if this were the case.

Without specifics we are going to have to make sum assumptions...first assumption the molar tooth is erupted and the supernumerary tooth is impacted under the erupted molar. If this is the case the following is coded. You would code D7140 - D7210 (depending on the type of extraction) for the erupted molar along with the (more)

The impression is considered inclusive of the original procedure and is included in the reimbursment for the denture codes D5110-D5281

No, you would use an unlisted code and give a brief explanation...you should note most carriers will consider adjusting a high spot on a filling inclusive of the original procedure.