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May I also have a copy of the powerpoint please to hawkoj@gmail.comKelly, Really really much appreciated !!!
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May I have a copy of the powerpoint? jeremychoidds@gmail.comThank you so much.
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Can anyone help me?
What is the ICD-10 code for zygomatic implants?
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Hi Guest!
As for diagnosis code(s) for zygomatic implants, it all depends on why the patient is receiving the services.
For example, if the reason is atrophy of the maxilla, you may consider:
K08.24 - Minimal atrophy of maxilla
K08.25 - Moderate atrophy of the maxilla
K08.26 - Severe atrophy of the maxilla
However, if there was an accident, a tumor removal, etc - there are separate codes for that.
Hope this helps!
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Could you send me a copy of the power point to info@txioi.com Thanks in advance!!
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Good Evening, Could I receive a copy also. Thank you chip_rumis@hotmail.com
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Dental medical-grade implants are titanium-based metallic posts that are surgically placed in the jawbone to replace the root portion of a missing tooth. Then the crown is screwed in and looks exactly like a real tooth. The 10 CM codes for dental implants D6010, D4210, D77953, and more are as follows:
D6010- Endosteal implant surgical placement
21248-Endosteal implant, partial reconstruction
21249-endosteal implant, total reconstruction
D4267- a non-resorbable barrier for guided tissue regeneration, per site
41899- unlisted dentoalveolar procedure ** include a narrative report describing the procedure
D7953 bone replacement graft for ridge preservation- per site 21215 mandibular graft ** use modifier -52 for reduced services when the bone is not obtained from the patient.
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Hello. do you still have the power point? Would you please send to dsou@fairfaxoralsurgery.com? Thanks! :)
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hello,
i am trying tp bill implant code 20249 for dx codes C76.0 and C050 - Malignant neoplasm of palate - palate removed due to cancer....i am having trouble getting it on file/processed.
can you tell me what modifiers might be used or any info on how to bill this?
thanks for any help!
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Hi Guest!
It may have been a typo, but the CPT code should be 21249 instead of 20249 (20249 is not a valid CPT code).
C76.0 stands for: Malignant neoplasm of head, face and neck
C05.0 stands for: Malignant neoplasm of hard palate
21249 stands for: Reconstruction of mandible or maxilla, endosteal implant (eg, blade, cylinder); complete (4 or more)
If the neoplasm was on the the hard palate only, you do not need C76.0.
There are no standard modifiers to use on 21249.
When you say you're having trouble getting it on file/processed, what type of denial or rejection responses are you receiving? And just to be sure, are you billing for endosteal implants, or a palatal obturator?
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