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Code 1110 is an Adult Prophylaxis--or an adult cleaning of the teeth.
Code 1110 is an Adult Prophylaxis--or an adult cleaning of the teeth.
CPT,Current Procedural Terminology is for Medical codes. The CDT, Current Dental Terminology is for dental codes. D1110 is a prophylaxis which consists of removing plaque and cleaning the teeth.
Prophy (Prophylaxis), Polish, Fluoride
Dental procedure code D1110 refers to a comprehensive dental cleaning, specifically a prophylaxis for adult patients. This procedure involves the removal of plaque, tartar, and stains from the teeth to help prevent gum disease and cavities. It is typically performed by a dentist or dental hygienist and is recommended at least once a year for optimal oral health.
A professional cleaning of your teeth is termed as dental prophylaxis. This is what prevents gum disease, cavities, or other issues and involves the removal of plaque, tartar, and stains from your teeth. It will then be undertaken by a dental hygienist and must be performed periodically to ensure good oral hygiene and health.
A. B. W. Suter has written: 'From six to sixteen' -- subject(s): Child, Dental Prophylaxis, Pediatric Dentistry, Popular works
Nancy Nielsen-Thompson has written: 'Access to dental hygiene care' -- subject(s): Dental Health Services, Dental Prophylaxis, Dental care, Supply & distribution
In order to protect against bacterial endocarditis, in those who are susceptible, a course of antibiotics is usually necessary prior to having dental work done - for instance (Prophylaxis means to prevent.)
Dental code D9940 refers to "Periodontal Maintenance," which is a procedure performed following successful completion of periodontal therapy. This code is used to bill for routine cleanings that help maintain periodontal health in patients who have a history of gum disease. It typically involves more frequent cleanings than standard prophylaxis, focusing on monitoring and managing periodontal conditions.
In order to protect against bacterial endocarditis, in those who are susceptible, a course of antibiotics is usually necessary prior to having dental work done - for instance (Prophylaxis means to prevent.)
Prophylaxis means prevention . . . I do not believe any dentist or doctor in their right minds would prescribe an antibiotic to protect your teeth against a potential future infection.