What your AI receptionist captures, code by code.
Informational call-handling references — not clinical, coding, or billing advice. Each page covers how patients phone about a procedure, what the agent can safely capture, and what routes to your team.
Dental Code D0120: Periodic Oral Evaluation
D0120 dental code explained: the periodic oral evaluation for established patients — when to use it, documentation, frequency limits, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D0140: Limited Oral Evaluation
D0140 dental code explained: the limited, problem-focused oral evaluation — when to use it, documentation, frequency limits, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D0145: Oral Evaluation for a Patient Under Three
D0145 dental code explained: the oral evaluation for a child under three with caregiver counseling — when to use it, documentation, frequency, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D0150: Comprehensive Oral Evaluation
D0150 dental code explained: the comprehensive oral evaluation for new or established patients — when to use it, documentation, frequency limits, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D0160: Detailed and Extensive Oral Evaluation
D0160 dental code explained: the detailed and extensive problem-focused oral evaluation, by report — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D0170: Re-evaluation
D0170 dental code explained: the limited, problem-focused re-evaluation for an established patient — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D0180: Comprehensive Periodontal Evaluation
D0180 dental code explained: the comprehensive periodontal evaluation for new or established patients — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D0190: Screening of a Patient
D0190 dental code explained: the screening of a patient to determine the need for an evaluation — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D0191: Assessment of a Patient
D0191 dental code explained: the limited clinical inspection to identify possible signs of disease, malformation, or injury — when to use it and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D0210: Intraoral Complete Series of Radiographic Images
D0210 dental code explained: the intraoral complete series (full-mouth X-rays) — when to use it, documentation, frequency limits, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D0220: Intraoral Periapical First Radiographic Image
D0220 dental code explained: the first intraoral periapical X-ray — when to use it, documentation, frequency limits, bundling rules, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D0230: Intraoral Periapical
D0230 dental code explained: intraoral periapical, each additional radiographic image — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D0251: Extra-Oral Posterior Dental Radiographic Image
D0251 dental code explained: the extra-oral posterior dental radiographic image — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D0272: Bitewings
D0272 dental code explained: bitewings, two radiographic images — when to use it, documentation, frequency limits, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D0274: Bitewings
D0274 dental code explained: bitewings, four radiographic images — when to use it, documentation, frequency limits, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D0330: Panoramic Radiographic Image
D0330 dental code explained: the panoramic radiographic image — when to use it, documentation, frequency limits, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D0350: 2D Oral/Facial Photographic Image
D0350 dental code explained: the 2D oral/facial photographic image obtained intra- or extra-orally — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D0470: Diagnostic Casts
D0470 dental code explained: diagnostic casts (study models) — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips for treatment planning records.
Explore →Dental Code D0601: Caries Risk Assessment
D0601 dental code explained: caries risk assessment and documentation with a finding of low risk — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D0602: Caries Risk Assessment
D0602 dental code explained: caries risk assessment and documentation with a finding of moderate risk — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D0603: Caries Risk Assessment
D0603 dental code explained: caries risk assessment and documentation with a finding of high risk — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D1110: Prophylaxis
D1110 dental code explained: the adult prophylaxis (routine cleaning) — when to use it, documentation, frequency limits, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D1120: Prophylaxis
D1120 dental code explained: the child prophylaxis (cleaning for primary or mixed dentition) — when to use it, documentation, frequency limits, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D1206: Topical Application of Fluoride Varnish
D1206 dental code explained: the topical application of fluoride varnish — when to use it, documentation, frequency limits, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D1208: Topical Application of Fluoride (Excluding Varnish)
D1208 dental code explained: the topical application of fluoride excluding varnish — when to use it, documentation, frequency limits, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D1351: Sealant
D1351 dental code explained: the dental sealant per tooth — when to use it, documentation, frequency limits, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D1354: Interim Caries Arresting Medicament Application
D1354 dental code explained: interim caries arresting medicament (SDF) per tooth — when to use it, documentation, frequency limits, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D2140: Amalgam
D2140 dental code explained: a one-surface amalgam filling — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, insurance billing tips, and a real example.
Explore →Dental Code D2150: Amalgam
D2150 dental code explained: a two-surface amalgam filling — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, insurance billing tips, and a real example.
Explore →Dental Code D2160: Amalgam
D2160 dental code explained: a three-surface amalgam filling — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, insurance billing tips, and a real example.
Explore →Dental Code D2161: Amalgam
D2161 dental code explained: a four-or-more-surface amalgam filling — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, insurance billing tips, and a real example.
Explore →Dental Code D2330: Resin Composite
D2330 dental code explained: a one-surface anterior composite filling — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, insurance billing tips, and a real example.
Explore →Dental Code D2331: Resin Composite
D2331 dental code explained: a two-surface anterior composite filling — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, insurance billing tips, and a real example.
Explore →Dental Code D2332: Resin Composite
D2332 dental code explained: a three-surface anterior composite filling — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, insurance billing tips, and a real example.
Explore →Dental Code D2335: Resin Composite
D2335 dental code explained: a four-plus-surface or incisal-angle anterior composite — when to use it, documentation payers expect, billing tips, and a real example.
Explore →Dental Code D2391: Resin Composite
D2391 dental code explained: a one-surface posterior composite filling — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, insurance billing tips, and a real example.
Explore →Dental Code D2392: Resin-Based Composite
D2392 dental code explained: a two-surface posterior composite filling — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D2393: Resin-Based Composite
D2393 dental code explained: a three-surface posterior composite filling — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D2394: Resin-Based Composite
D2394 dental code explained: a four-or-more-surface posterior composite filling — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D2740: Crown
D2740 dental code explained: a porcelain/ceramic crown — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, insurance billing tips, and a real example.
Explore →Dental Code D2750: Crown
D2750 dental code explained: a porcelain-fused-to-high-noble-metal crown — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D2751: Crown
D2751 dental code explained: a porcelain-fused-to-predominantly-base-metal crown — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D2752: Crown
D2752 dental code explained: a porcelain-fused-to-noble-metal crown — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D2790: Crown
D2790 dental code explained: a full cast high noble metal crown — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D2910: Re-Cement or Re-Bond Inlay, Onlay, Veneer, or Partial Coverage Restoration
D2910 dental code explained: re-cementing an inlay, onlay, veneer, or partial coverage restoration — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D2920: Re-Cement or Re-Bond Crown
D2920 dental code explained: re-cement or re-bond crown — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, insurance billing tips, and a real example.
Explore →Dental Code D2930: Prefabricated Stainless Steel Crown
D2930 dental code explained: prefabricated stainless steel crown on a primary tooth — when to use it, documentation, insurance billing tips, and a real example.
Explore →Dental Code D2931: Prefabricated Stainless Steel Crown
D2931 dental code explained: prefabricated stainless steel crown on a permanent tooth — when to use it, documentation, insurance billing tips, and a real example.
Explore →Dental Code D2950: Core Buildup, Including Any Pins When Required
D2950 dental code explained: core buildup including any pins — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, insurance billing tips, and a real example.
Explore →Dental Code D2954: Prefabricated Post and Core in Addition to Crown
D2954 dental code explained: prefabricated post and core in addition to crown — when to use it, documentation, insurance billing tips, and a real example.
Explore →Dental Code D2960: Labial Veneer (Resin Laminate)
D2960 dental code explained: direct chairside resin labial veneer — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, insurance billing tips, and a real example.
Explore →Dental Code D2961: Labial Veneer (Resin Laminate)
D2961 dental code explained: indirect lab-fabricated resin labial veneer — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, insurance billing tips, and an example.
Explore →Dental Code D2962: Labial Veneer (Porcelain Laminate)
D2962 dental code explained: lab-fabricated porcelain/ceramic labial veneer — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, insurance billing tips, and an example.
Explore →Dental Code D3220: Therapeutic Pulpotomy
D3220 dental code explained: therapeutic pulpotomy excluding final restoration — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D3310: Endodontic Therapy, Anterior Tooth
D3310 dental code explained: endodontic therapy (root canal) on an anterior tooth excluding the final restoration — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D3320: Endodontic Therapy, Premolar Tooth
D3320 dental code explained: endodontic therapy (root canal) on a premolar excluding the final restoration — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D3330: Endodontic Therapy, Molar
D3330 dental code explained: endodontic therapy (root canal) on a molar, excluding the final restoration — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D3346: Retreatment of Previous Root Canal
D3346 dental code explained: retreatment of previous root canal therapy on an anterior tooth — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D3347: Retreatment of Previous Root Canal
D3347 dental code explained: retreatment of previous root canal therapy on a premolar — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D3348: Retreatment of Previous Root Canal
D3348 dental code explained: retreatment of previous root canal therapy on a molar — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D3410: Apicoectomy
D3410 dental code explained: apicoectomy (root-end surgery) on an anterior tooth — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D4210: Gingivectomy or Gingivoplasty, Four or More Teeth Per Quadrant
D4210 dental code explained: gingivectomy or gingivoplasty for four or more teeth per quadrant — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D4211: Gingivectomy or Gingivoplasty, One to Three Teeth Per Quadrant
D4211 dental code explained: gingivectomy or gingivoplasty for one to three teeth per quadrant — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D4240: Gingival Flap Procedure Including Root Planing, Four or More Teeth Per Quadrant
D4240 dental code explained: gingival flap procedure including root planing for four or more teeth per quadrant — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D4260: Osseous Surgery Including Flap Entry and Closure, Four or More Teeth Per Quadrant
D4260 dental code explained: osseous surgery with full-thickness flap and closure for four or more teeth per quadrant — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D4341: Periodontal Scaling and Root Planing, Four or More Teeth Per Quadrant
D4341 dental code explained: periodontal scaling and root planing for four or more teeth per quadrant — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D4342: Periodontal Scaling and Root Planing, One to Three Teeth Per Quadrant
D4342 dental code explained: periodontal scaling and root planing for one to three teeth per quadrant — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D4355: Full Mouth Debridement to Enable Comprehensive Periodontal Evaluation
D4355 dental code explained: full mouth debridement to enable a comprehensive periodontal evaluation — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D4910: Periodontal Maintenance
D4910 dental code explained: periodontal maintenance following active therapy — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips for recurring perio visits.
Explore →Dental Code D5110: Complete Denture
D5110 dental code explained: a complete maxillary (upper) denture — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D5120: Complete Denture
D5120 dental code explained: a complete mandibular (lower) denture — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D5130: Immediate Denture
D5130 dental code explained: an immediate maxillary (upper) denture placed the day teeth are removed — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D5140: Immediate Denture
D5140 dental code explained: an immediate mandibular (lower) denture placed the day teeth are removed — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D5211: Maxillary Partial Denture
D5211 dental code explained: an upper resin-base partial denture — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D5212: Mandibular Partial Denture
D5212 dental code explained: a lower resin-base partial denture — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D5213: Maxillary Partial Denture
D5213 dental code explained: an upper cast metal framework partial with resin bases — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D5214: Mandibular Partial Denture
D5214 dental code explained: a mandibular cast-metal-framework partial denture — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D5225: Maxillary Partial Denture
D5225 dental code explained: a maxillary flexible-base partial denture — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D5226: Mandibular Partial Denture
D5226 dental code explained: a mandibular flexible-base partial denture — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D5410: Adjust Complete Denture
D5410 dental code explained: adjusting a complete upper denture — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D5421: Adjust Partial Denture
D5421 dental code explained: adjusting an upper partial denture — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D5511: Repair Broken Complete Denture Base
D5511 dental code explained: repairing a broken complete lower denture base — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D5611: Repair Resin Partial Denture Base
D5611 dental code explained: repairing a broken resin lower partial denture base — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6010: Surgical Placement of Endosteal Implant Body
D6010 dental code explained: surgical placement of an endosteal implant body — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6011: Surgical Access to an Implant Body (Second Stage)
D6011 dental code explained: surgical access to an implant body (second-stage surgery) — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6012: Interim Implant Body for Transitional Prosthesis
D6012 dental code explained: surgical placement of an interim endosteal implant body for a transitional prosthesis — when to use it, documentation, and billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6013: Surgical Placement of Mini Implant
D6013 dental code explained: surgical placement of a mini implant — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6040: Surgical Placement of Eposteal Implant
D6040 dental code explained: surgical placement of an eposteal (subperiosteal) implant — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6050: Surgical Placement of Transosteal Implant
D6050 dental code explained: surgical placement of a transosteal implant — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6055: Connecting Bar
D6055 dental code explained: a connecting bar that splints implants or abutments — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6056: Prefabricated Abutment
D6056 dental code explained: a prefabricated implant abutment including modification and placement — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6057: Custom Fabricated Abutment
D6057 dental code explained: a custom fabricated implant abutment including placement — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6058: Abutment-Supported Porcelain/Ceramic Crown
D6058 dental code explained: an abutment-supported porcelain/ceramic implant crown — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6059: Abutment-Supported PFM Crown (High Noble Metal)
D6059 dental code explained: an abutment-supported porcelain-fused-to-high-noble-metal implant crown — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6065: Implant Supported Porcelain/Ceramic Crown
D6065 dental code explained: an implant supported porcelain/ceramic crown — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6066: Implant Supported Crown
D6066 dental code explained: an implant supported porcelain-fused-to-metal crown — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6067: Implant Supported Crown
D6067 dental code explained: an implant supported metal crown in high noble alloys — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6068: Abutment Supported Retainer for Porcelain/Ceramic FPD
D6068 dental code explained: an abutment supported porcelain/ceramic bridge retainer crown — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6075: Implant Supported Retainer for Ceramic FPD
D6075 dental code explained: an implant supported ceramic bridge retainer crown — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6080: Implant Maintenance Procedures
D6080 dental code explained: implant maintenance with prosthesis removal, cleansing, and exam — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6090: Repair Implant Supported Prosthesis
D6090 dental code explained: repair of an implant supported prosthesis — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6091: Replacement of Semi-Precision or Precision Attachment
D6091 dental code explained: replacing the replaceable part of an implant/abutment attachment, per attachment — when to use it, documentation, and billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6092: Re-Cement or Re-Bond Implant/Abutment Supported Crown
D6092 dental code explained: re-cementing a loose implant or abutment supported crown — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6093: Re-Cement or Re-Bond Implant/Abutment Supported Fixed Partial Denture
D6093 dental code explained: re-cementing a loose implant or abutment supported bridge — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6094: Abutment Supported Crown
D6094 dental code explained: an abutment-supported titanium crown on an implant — when to use it, documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6095: Repair Implant Abutment, by Report
D6095 dental code explained: repair of an implant abutment, by report — when to use it, the narrative documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6100: Implant Removal, by Report
D6100 dental code explained: surgical removal of an implant body, by report — when to use it, the narrative documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6104: Bone Graft at Time of Implant Placement
D6104 dental code explained: a bone graft placed at the time of implant placement — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6190: Radiographic/Surgical Implant Index
D6190 dental code explained: a radiographic/surgical implant index, by report — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6210: Pontic
D6210 dental code explained: a cast high noble metal bridge pontic — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6240: Pontic
D6240 dental code explained: a porcelain-fused-to-high-noble-metal bridge pontic — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6245: Pontic
D6245 dental code explained: an all-porcelain/ceramic bridge pontic — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6740: Retainer Crown
D6740 dental code explained: a porcelain/ceramic retainer crown for a fixed bridge — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6750: Retainer Crown
D6750 dental code explained: a porcelain-fused-to-high-noble-metal retainer crown for a bridge — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D6780: Retainer Crown
D6780 dental code explained: a three-quarter cast high noble metal retainer crown for a bridge — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7111: Extraction, Coronal Remnants
D7111 dental code explained: extraction of the coronal remnants of a primary tooth — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7140: Extraction, Erupted Tooth or Exposed Root
D7140 dental code explained: simple extraction of an erupted tooth or exposed root by elevation or forceps — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7210: Surgical Extraction of an Erupted Tooth
D7210 dental code explained: surgical removal of an erupted tooth requiring flap elevation, bone removal, or sectioning — when to use it, documentation, and billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7220: Removal of Impacted Tooth
D7220 dental code explained: removal of a soft-tissue impacted tooth covered by gum requiring flap elevation — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7230: Removal of Impacted Tooth
D7230 dental code explained: removal of a partially bony impacted tooth requiring flap elevation and bone removal — when to use it, documentation, and billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7240: Removal of Impacted Tooth
D7240 dental code explained: removal of a completely bony impacted tooth with the crown encased in bone — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7241: Completely Bony Impaction with Unusual Surgical Complications
D7241 dental code explained: completely bony impacted tooth with unusual surgical complications such as nerve dissection or sinus exposure — when to use it and billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7250: Surgical Removal of Residual Tooth Roots
D7250 dental code explained: surgical removal of residual tooth roots by a cutting procedure including soft tissue and bone — when to use it, documentation, and billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7270: Tooth Reimplantation and/or Stabilization of an Evulsed Tooth
D7270 dental code explained: reimplantation and/or stabilization of an accidentally evulsed or displaced tooth, including splinting — when to use it and billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7280: Surgical Exposure of an Unerupted Tooth
D7280 dental code explained: surgical access and exposure of an unerupted tooth to aid orthodontic treatment — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7285: Incisional Biopsy of Oral Tissue
D7285 dental code explained: incisional biopsy of hard oral tissue (bone, tooth) — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7286: Incisional Biopsy of Oral Tissue
D7286 dental code explained: incisional biopsy of soft oral tissue — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips for the surgical sample.
Explore →Dental Code D7290: Surgical Repositioning of Teeth
D7290 dental code explained: surgical repositioning of teeth — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips for the reposition procedure.
Explore →Dental Code D7310: Alveoloplasty With Extractions, 4+ Teeth
D7310 dental code explained: alveoloplasty in conjunction with extractions, four or more teeth per quadrant — when to use it, documentation, and billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7320: Alveoloplasty Without Extractions, 4+ Teeth
D7320 dental code explained: alveoloplasty not in conjunction with extractions, four or more teeth per quadrant — when to use it, documentation, and billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7340: Vestibuloplasty
D7340 dental code explained: vestibuloplasty — ridge extension (secondary epithelialization) — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7350: Vestibuloplasty with Soft Tissue Grafts
D7350 dental code explained: vestibuloplasty — ridge extension including soft tissue grafts and muscle reattachment — when to use it, documentation, and billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7410: Excision of Benign Lesion up to 1.25 cm
D7410 dental code explained: excision of a benign lesion up to 1.25 cm — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips for the removal.
Explore →Dental Code D7440: Excision of Malignant Tumor up to 1.25 cm
D7440 dental code explained: excision of a malignant tumor up to 1.25 cm — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips for the removal.
Explore →Dental Code D7450: Removal of Benign Odontogenic Cyst or Tumor
D7450 dental code explained: removal of a benign odontogenic cyst or tumor up to 1.25 cm — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7460: Removal of Benign Nonodontogenic Cyst or Tumor
D7460 dental code explained: removal of a benign nonodontogenic cyst or tumor up to 1.25 cm — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7471: Removal of Lateral Exostosis (Maxilla or Mandible)
D7471 dental code explained: removal of a lateral exostosis on the maxilla or mandible — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7510: Incision and Drainage of Abscess
D7510 dental code explained: incision and drainage of an intraoral soft-tissue abscess — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7910: Suture of Recent Small Wounds Up to 5 cm
D7910 dental code explained: suture of recent small wounds up to 5 cm — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7953: Bone Replacement Graft for Ridge Preservation
D7953 dental code explained: bone replacement graft for ridge preservation per site — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7960: Frenulectomy (Frenectomy)
D7960 dental code explained: frenulectomy (frenectomy/frenotomy) as a separate procedure — a retired CDT code now split into D7961 and D7962.
Explore →Dental Code D7963: Frenuloplasty
D7963 dental code explained: frenuloplasty — excision of frenum with muscle repositioning and flap closure — when to use it, documentation, and billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D7970: Excision of Hyperplastic Tissue
D7970 dental code explained: excision of hyperplastic tissue per arch — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D8010: Limited Orthodontic Treatment of the Primary Dentition
D8010 dental code explained: limited orthodontic treatment of the primary dentition — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D8020: Limited Orthodontic Treatment of the Transitional Dentition
D8020 dental code explained: limited orthodontic treatment of the transitional dentition — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D8030: Limited Orthodontic Treatment of the Adolescent Dentition
D8030 dental code explained: limited orthodontic treatment of the adolescent dentition — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D8040: Limited Orthodontic Treatment of the Adult Dentition
D8040 dental code explained: limited orthodontic treatment of the adult dentition — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D8070: Comprehensive Orthodontic Treatment of the Transitional Dentition
D8070 dental code explained: comprehensive orthodontic treatment of the transitional dentition — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D8080: Comprehensive Orthodontic Treatment of the Adolescent Dentition
D8080 dental code explained: comprehensive orthodontic treatment of the adolescent dentition — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D8090: Comprehensive Orthodontic Treatment of the Adult Dentition
D8090 dental code explained: comprehensive orthodontic treatment of the adult dentition — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D8210: Removable Appliance Therapy
D8210 dental code explained: removable appliance therapy — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips for orthodontic appliances.
Explore →Dental Code D8220: Fixed Appliance Therapy
D8220 dental code explained: fixed appliance therapy — when to use it for habit and developmental concerns, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D8660: Pre-Orthodontic Treatment Examination
D8660 dental code explained: the pre-orthodontic exam to monitor growth and development — when to use it, documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D8670: Periodic Orthodontic Treatment Visit
D8670 dental code explained: the periodic orthodontic treatment visit during active care — when to use it, documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D8680: Orthodontic Retention
D8680 dental code explained: orthodontic retention — appliance removal plus retainer construction and placement, documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D8681: Removable Orthodontic Retainer Adjustment
D8681 dental code explained: removable orthodontic retainer adjustment — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D8695: Removal of Fixed Orthodontic Appliances (Not Treatment Completion)
D8695 dental code explained: removal of fixed orthodontic appliances for reasons other than completion — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D8703: Replacement of Lost or Broken Retainer
D8703 dental code explained: replacement of a lost or broken maxillary retainer — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D8704: Replacement of Lost or Broken Retainer
D8704 dental code explained: replacement of a lost or broken mandibular retainer — when to use it, the documentation payers expect, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D9110: Palliative Treatment of Dental Pain
D9110 dental code explained: palliative (emergency) treatment of dental pain per visit — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D9210: Local Anesthesia Not With Operative Procedures
D9210 dental code explained: local anesthesia not in conjunction with operative or surgical procedures — when to use it, documentation, and billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D9230: Inhalation of Nitrous Oxide / Anxiolysis
D9230 dental code explained: inhalation of nitrous oxide, analgesia, anxiolysis — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D9248: Non-Intravenous Conscious Sedation
D9248 dental code explained: non-intravenous conscious sedation, a single appointment — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D9310: Consultation by Other Than Treating Dentist
D9310 dental code explained: consultation — diagnostic service by a dentist or physician other than the requesting provider — when to use it, documentation, and billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D9430: Office Visit for Observation, No Services
D9430 dental code explained: office visit for observation during regular hours with no other services performed — when to use it, documentation, and billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D9440: Office Visit After Regularly Scheduled Hours
D9440 dental code explained: office visit after regularly scheduled hours — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips for after-hours visits.
Explore →Dental Code D9450: Case Presentation, Detailed Treatment Planning
D9450 dental code explained: case presentation, detailed and extensive treatment planning — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D9610: Therapeutic Parenteral Drug, Single Administration
D9610 dental code explained: therapeutic parenteral drug, single administration — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D9910: Application of Desensitizing Medicament
D9910 dental code explained: application of desensitizing medicament for tooth sensitivity — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D9944: Occlusal Guard
D9944 dental code explained: occlusal guard, hard appliance, full arch for bruxism and grinding — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D9945: Occlusal Guard
D9945 dental code explained: occlusal guard — soft appliance, full arch — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips for night guard claims.
Explore →Dental Code D9946: Occlusal Guard
D9946 dental code explained: occlusal guard — hard appliance, partial arch — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips for guard claims.
Explore →Dental Code D9986: Missed Appointment
D9986 dental code explained: missed appointment — when to use it, documentation, and billing tips for no-shows that are typically a non-covered service.
Explore →Dental Code D9987: Cancelled Appointment
D9987 dental code explained: cancelled appointment — when to use it, documentation, and billing tips for cancellations that are typically a non-covered service.
Explore →Dental Code D9991: Case Management
D9991 dental code explained: case management addressing appointment compliance barriers — when to use it, documentation, and billing tips for this adjunctive code.
Explore →Dental Code D9992: Dental Case Management
D9992 dental code explained: dental case management — care coordination across providers and settings — when to use it, documentation, and billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D9993: Dental Case Management
D9993 dental code explained: dental case management — motivational interviewing — when to use it, documentation, and billing tips for this adjunctive code.
Explore →Dental Code D9995: Teledentistry
D9995 dental code explained: teledentistry — synchronous, real-time encounter — when to use it, documentation, and insurance billing tips for virtual visits.
Explore →Dental Code D9996: Teledentistry
D9996 dental code explained: teledentistry — asynchronous; information stored and forwarded for dentist review — when to use it, documentation, and billing tips.
Explore →Dental Code D9997: Dental Case Management
D9997 dental code explained: dental case management for patients with special health care needs — when to use it, documentation, and billing tips.
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