Ask the Coder (530) All questionsAnswered questionsUnanswered questions > Sort by date: AnswersViewsQuestion1answer46views I work in a multi provider office. If one of our dentists refers to another dentist inside our organization for treatment such as a crown or Root canal treatment and a consultation is necessary to determine if the dentist can perform the treatment, what code do I use? This would mean that the dentist that is possible agreeing to perform the treatment wishes to clinically exam the area before scheduling the treatment. Does a code exist for this type of exam?1answer61views If a patient was present in our office for a problem focused exam D0140 and it is diagnosed that they have infection and need to return for an extraction or have a RCT performed in another office. They had not done either treatment and returned one month later with infection again with pain in the same tooth. What code should be used for the second visit? No treatment was able to be performed on either visit due to extensive infection and the need for antibiotic treatment prior to extraction or RCT.1answer357views What would be the correct code for a first time patient under the age of three? I think it is D0145, but unsure if D0150 is an option? This would be the first exam in our office and the patient is not in pain.1answer72views doctor does the following: two samples were procured with separate 2.0mm biopsy punches. A local was also used. Medical codes are 11100 and 11101 and transfer to D7286. Do I charge this code twice for each biopsy?1answer102views When billing for implants, do you include the abudment placement as part of D6010, or do you bill the abudment separately when it is placed D6057?1answer7280views Is there a specific ADA code for a diagnostic wax up?1answer38views Are there any good reference materials you could suggest for helping answer questions pertaining to billing of implants and abudments, bone grafting, materials used for bone grafting and implants?1answer31views When billing for TMJ splints, can you bill them on the order date, or do you have to bill them when dispensed to the patient.1answer346views For bone grafting for the purpose of implant placement, our oral surgeon uses a couple different types of material for the grafting, a membrane. To code this and bill to insurance, I am using D6104, D4265 and D4266 for billing. Is this correct or should all charges be simply billed under only the D6104?1answer20views I have a question. I have providers in my peds specialty that want to bill a D1206 Varnish with a regular preventive exam. Can they with the D code? And/or is there a comparable code in CPT?, And would they be reimbursed for it? and what are the RVUs associated with this code?? Thank you so much, cheers, Emily Heed CPC, CDC-A « Previous 1 … 25 26 27 28 29 … 53 Next » Ask a Question