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Subject: Re: Thanks!

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drrick

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Date Posted: 12:41:27 08/20/04 Fri
In reply to: Pamela 's message, "Re: Thanks!" on 12:01:07 08/20/04 Fri

Absoltuely NOT. It will not make your tooth loose.

There is a CDT code for it. Look in the periodontal section i.e. the 4000's might say something like circumferentil fiberotomy.
Even if it isnt covered it is usually fairly inexpensive. I think I charge $125 per tooth for it.

Won't a fiberotomy make your tooth loose? EEEk... I
>can see me eating corn on the cob and my tooth falling
>out!
>
>Also, I can't find a fiberotomy on my patient charge
>schedule with my dental plan. could it be listed
>under some other term? (My dental plan paid
>completely for my exposure surgeries, I'd be surprised
>if they didnt pay for a fiberotomy, ya know?)
>
>Thanks again!

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Subject	Author	Date
Not covered...	Pamela	12:44:26 08/20/04 Fri