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CPT 41823: Dentoalveolar Bone Resection
CPT code 41823 identifies a surgical procedure for removal of bone tissue from the dentoalveolar tuberosities, a targeted oral/maxillofacial operation that supports procedures such as extractions, prosthetic preparation, or management of localized bony pathology. Nationally, accurate coding for this procedure affects claims processing, surgical quality tracking, and resource allocation in dental and oral surgery services.
Key payers included in this analysis are Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna Health, UnitedHealthcare, and Medicare. The publication outlines payer coverage patterns, common billing modifiers, and clinical context for correct code use.
Readers will find: payer-specific coverage considerations and benchmarks where available; guidance on typical sites of service and clinical scenarios that align with CPT code 41823; and discussion of relevant documentation elements and coding accuracy that influence claim acceptance and quality reporting. The summary highlights how correct use of this CPT code integrates with broader oral surgery service lines and billing workflows. Data not available in the input is clearly noted where applicable.
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Billing Code Overview
CPT code 41823 describes a surgical procedure in which the provider removes bone tissue from the dentoalveolar tuberosities. This represents a localized oral/maxillofacial surgical service focused on resecting or contouring bone within the dentoalveolar region.
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Service type: Surgical bone removal (dentoalveolar bone resection)
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Typical site of service: Oral surgery suite, ambulatory surgical center, or hospital operating room depending on patient complexity and anesthesia needs.
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