Billing Question - MAC for Dentistry

[nchhabra]

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A question for anyone that knows billing. I am trying to figure out if there is a way to bill medical insurance for anesthesia services for dental cases in a dentist's office.

Is anyone doing this, or is it even possible? Obviously for most cases, I don't know if there is real medical necessity, but for cases that are, what are the cpt codes being used?

TIA

 

[urge]

A question for anyone that knows billing. I am trying to figure out if there is a way to bill medical insurance for anesthesia services for dental cases in a dentist's office.

Is anyone doing this, or is it even possible? Obviously for most cases, I don't know if there is real medical necessity, but for cases that are, what are the cpt codes being used?

TIA

I do some dental cases every now and then. In the hospital though. Kids usually. I'm sure you can bill for your services in an office setting. I don't do billing. I have no idea about cpt codes.

 

[IN2B8R]

A question for anyone that knows billing. I am trying to figure out if there is a way to bill medical insurance for anesthesia services for dental cases in a dentist's office.

Is anyone doing this, or is it even possible? Obviously for most cases, I don't know if there is real medical necessity, but for cases that are, what are the cpt codes being used?

TIA

The CPT procedure code is: 41899. Consider 00170 Anesthesia for intra-oral procedures, including biopsy; not otherwise specified (5 base units). There, that was a free consult that you just got there, you son of a b*aaaatch 👍