8194 CBCT capture and interpretation with limited field of view –less than one whole jaw 8195 CBCT capture and interpretation with limited field of view of one full dental arch -mandible 8196 CBCT capture and interpretation with limited field of view of one full dental arch – maxilla without orbits and/or cranium 8199 CBCT capture [...]
8711 The visualisation enhancement adjunct (VEA) 8732 Topical treatment of diseased soft tissue 8920 Exfoliative cytological specimen collection 8923 Aspiration biopsy (FNA) 8924 Open biopsy of a single lymphnode in the neck 8932 Biopsy of soft tissue – intra-oral superficial, with suturing 8934 Biopsy of soft tissue– intra-oral deep or intramuscular, requiring suturing in multiple [...]
9194 Surgical placement of one-piece transmucosal endosseus implant 8607 Skeletal anchorage - screw, plate or implant 8608 Removal of non-integrated implant 8609 Flap operation with modification of the implant surface,including bone surgery-one to three implants per quadrant 8610 Flap operation with modification of the implant surface,including bone surgery-four or more implants per quadrant 8612 Skeletal [...]
8746 Flap operation with root planing and curettage (open curettage) – four or more teeth per quadrant 8747 Flap operation with root planing and curettage, including bone surgery – one to three teeth per quadrant 8748 Flap operation with root planing and curettage, including bone surgery – four or more teeth per quadrant 8766 Bone [...]
by Marelize Wilke for Health24 Gum disease isn’t just disastrous for your teeth, but also for the rest of your body. Here is why you should step up your oral health routine Have you been skimping on your oral care routine lately? Be aware that there is much more at stake than only your teeth and [...]
By Dental Tribune USA, September 5, 2018 Researchers have found that flossing before brushing may be the ideal sequence for the most thorough removal of dental plaque. The report is featured in the Journal of Periodontology (JOP), which is published by the American Academy of Periodontology (AAP). Titled “The Effect of Toothbrushing and Flossing Sequence on Interdental [...]
by Ben Renner HELSINKI, Finland — Oral health might play an important role in preventing cancer, two recent studies suggest. Researchers from the University of Helsinki say the bacteria Treponema denticola, which causes periodontitis, is linked to the development of certain oral cancers, as well as pancreatic and others. In one study, the researchers found the same indicators [...]
By Emily Woodruff | October 10th, 2018 Your teeth and your brain are both housed in your head, but what does oral care have to do with the health of your brain? That’s the question scientists were trying to answer when they discovered that periodontal disease—an inflammatory condition that eventually leads to the loss of teeth—could [...]
By Erik Lief — October 10, 2018 "Been to the dentist recently for a cleaning?" (Actually, no I haven't.) "Well, at least you brush your teeth at least twice a day, every day, without fail, right?" (As a matter of fact, I do let it slide sometime and I could be a lot better at it. But [...]
