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    RE: 3D Cone Beam Scanning - Please clarify billing the following: 1. Dental billing code for 3d scan procedure 2. Can reconstruction be billed separately, if so what is the code 3. Medical billing code for 3D Scan procedure 4. Can reconstruction be medically billed separately, is so what is the code. 5. Is Reonstruction to Tomography the same as rendering? Thank you.
    Admin July 12, 2016 2:14 pm
    You will need to be more specific in your question, please resubmit your question with more specificity. 1. Pre or Post imaging 2. Image capture only, interpretation only or image and interpretation
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    Is it allowable to bill cpt 76102 for a quantity of 2 on the same day. Service is being rendered in an open and closed mouth positions. If so, is there a modifier that is applicable for this? Thank you
    Admin August 18, 2016 11:19 am
    No, it is not appropriate to code 76102 more than once per day.
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    What is the dental code for surgical guides for implants.
    Admin June 29, 2016 1:17 pm
    D6199 or D0393 depending on the carrier
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    asked 10 years ago by
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    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?
    Admin November 9, 2016 9:07 am
    RSP must be done on a separate visit. It is not billable in conjunction with periodontal maintenance or a prophy.
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    I'm really kind of new to dental billing and I am not quite sure what to send on a code that is by report. Are there any special rules when billing D7971 -excision of salivary gland, by report? Can you help me with this?
    Admin January 27, 2017 8:44 am
    By report means you must send in a dictated report from the dentist on the procedure and how it was preformed, along with the claim submission.
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    What narrative can I use for D7951
    asw0929 May 16, 2022 7:33 pm
    I would not send a narrative for this procedure, but the very detailed clinical documentation stating the necessity of the procedure. Unless the patient has implant coverage with their insurance carrier, in most cases the procedure is likely to be denied. Therefore, indicating the need to send as much documentation as possible IF the procedure (more)
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    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!
    Admin August 4, 2017 12:49 pm
    Medical cross codes for examinations are based off documentation, there is no way to cross code this without seeing the documentation in the chart please refer to your CPT coding manual to select the most appropriate code; Examination code ranges: New patient 99202-99205, Established patient 99212-99215 As for the rest cross codes are as follows: (more)
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    How do I submit CEU's?
    Admin November 20, 2017 4:54 am
    CEU's are not required. Just maintain your membership to keep your certifications in good standing
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    CAN I SENT A DENIAL TO THE MEDICAL CARRIER FOR PAYMENT WHEN A DENTAL CARRIER DENIED FOR FREQUENCY (PANO OR BIWINGS).
    asw0929 May 16, 2022 7:44 pm
    Well truly, medical should be billed first. Also, the answer is going to depend on if the service is covered under the patient's medical plan. Since it's a pano or bitewing... it's likely that it will not be covered medically. If it is... be sure that you have a good medical diagnosis to support the (more)
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    What is the code for smoothing an old crown that chipped?
    DD9951 is not for post care work of a crown.
    asw0929 May 15, 2022 8:15 pm
    D2980 crown repair necessitated by restorative material failure A repair to a crown because the material used to make the crown cracked, chipped or broke.
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