D6092: Re-cement or re-bond implant/abutment-supported crown
Purpose: To re-cement or re-bond an abutment-supported, single-unit implant crown.
D6093: Re-cement or re-bond implant/abutment-supported fixed partial denture
Purpose: To re-cement or re-bond an abutment-supported, multi-unit denture (bridge)
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Below are a few variables to consider when it comes to dental insurance coverage and reimbursement:
- Most PPO dental insurance plans will reimburse the same provider who performed the insertion for a re-cement/re-bond 12 months after initial placement.
- A clear written narrative with the initial placement date and reason for re-cement or re-bond should accompany your dental claim.
- If you are not the dentist who initially placed the implant crown/abutment, indicate this on the claim form or narrative.
- Providing x-rays, narrative and/or photographs will ensure a smooth claim approval or denial and alleviate the need to submit additional information to the insurance company at a later date.