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What does SDF stand for? 

Silver Diamine Fluoride 

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What is the code for SDF?

D1354

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What are the teeth letter for primary second molars? 

#A, J, K, and T (Apple Jacks Kill Teeth) 

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When do you submit for D0150 vs. D0120?

D0150--> first visit if pt >3 yr old 

D0120--> every recall visit after the initial comprehensive appointment

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What are the teeth numbers for permanent 6 year old molars? 

#3, 14, 19, and 30

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What does ITR stand for? 

Interim Therapeutic Restoration

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What is the code for ITR?

D2941

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How many primary teeth are there?

20

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When do we take intraoral images?

For every treatment appointment

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What is the first thing that you should do when bringing back a treatment patient?

Confirm patient's name, date of birth, and the procedure being completed today

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What does N2O stand for? 

Nitrous Oxide

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What is code D0601?

low caries risk assessment

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What baby tooth is usually the first to exfoliate? 

Lower central incisors (#O and P)

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What age do we start billing for an adult prophy? 

>14 years old

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How often can we take a panoramic x-ray for a patient? 

~3 years

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What does SSC stand for? 

Stainless Steel Crown 

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What is code D1320?

Tobacco Counseling (>13 years and older. DENTICAL ONLY)

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What age should we start taking panoramic x-rays?

~7 years old

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What is the code D7961 for? 

Frenectomy
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What are some of the common post-op instructions that we give parents after using local anesthesia/numbing?

- Your child will be numb for 1-2 hours.

- Watch your child in case they bite their lips or cheeks. 

- Eat softer foods for today and return to normal diet tomorrow. 

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What does IO stand for? 

Intraoral

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What is D2390? 

Resin-based Composite Crown, Anterior

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What are the letters for primary maxillary central incisors? 

#E, F

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What age group does D0145 apply to? 

<3 years old

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What should we be asking the parents on the way out to the front desk/at the front desk? 

FOR A REVIEW!!! :)