CDT D2330: Resin-Based Composite Restoration, One Surface Anterior
CDT code D2330 represents a resin-based composite restoration for a single surface on an anterior tooth, a common restorative dental procedure that preserves tooth structure and aesthetics. Nationally, this code is relevant across general and specialty dental practices because it captures routine anterior restorations used for caries repair, trauma, and cosmetic needs. Coverage and coding clarity for D2330 influence clinical documentation, claimant adjudication, and payer-provider billing workflows.
Major payers covered in this analysis include Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna Health, and UnitedHealthcare. Readers will find an overview of payer coverage considerations, typical sites of service, and clinical context for use of D2330. The publication outlines common billing relationships to related restorative CDT codes, typical clinical indications, and common modifiers used alongside restorative codes. It also highlights areas where coding consistency matters for claims processing and clinical documentation.
This summary is intended to inform coding specialists, dental providers, and policy teams about the clinical definition and billing context of D2330. Data limitations: Service line metadata is not provided in the input. Data not available in the input.
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Billing Code Overview
CDT code D2330 denotes a resin-based composite restoration for one surface on an anterior tooth. This procedure is categorized under Dentistry and typically occurs in a dental office (POS 11). The code describes placement of a tooth-colored, resin-based filling material to restore form and function of a single surface on a front tooth.
National Reimbursement Benchmarks
National mean commercial rates for CDT code D2330 center around BUCA (average commercial) at $71.01 versus Medicare which is not provided in the input; using the available values, UnitedHealthcare and Blue Cross Blue Shield show substantially higher mean rates at $108.49 and $98.28 respectively, while Aetna and Cigna Health cluster near $51.31 and $51.17, close to BUCA's lower-mid range.
Rate dispersion (P75 minus P25) varies by payer: UnitedHealthcare (24.8) and Blue Cross Blue Shield (37.4) exhibit the widest spreads, indicating greater variability in allowed amounts; Aetna (13.0) and Cigna Health (16.0) are the tightest. The table and chart below present the full breakdown of means and percentiles for each payer.