What Are the CDT Codes for Dental Bridge?

What Are the CDT Codes for Dental Bridge?

It is a known fact that an adult person has 36 permanent teeth including wisdom teeth. However, according to the reports by National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, Americans aged between 20 and 64 had only 24.92 permanent teeth as of 2016. Likewise,...
How to Avoid Common Dental Billing Errors

How to Avoid Common Dental Billing Errors

The dental billing and claims submission process involves many complex steps. Even simple errors can lead to denials and cash flow interruptions. Correcting mistakes and resubmitting claims is a costly and time-consuming process. While working with an experienced...
What are the CDT codes to Report Bone Grafts?

What are the CDT codes to Report Bone Grafts?

Augmentation of bony defects due to loss of teeth using bone-grafting materials is a common procedure performed by general dentists, periodontists and oral surgeons. When billing bone grafts, it is necessary to use the most up-to-date codes, while avoiding unlisted,...
CDT Codes for Occlusal Appliances

CDT Codes for Occlusal Appliances

Commonly referred to as an occlusal splint, bite guard, night guard, or interocclusal appliance, an occlusal appliance is a removable device, usually made of hard acrylic. Occlusal guards can protect the teeth from many conditions. It helps in reducing the...