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Dental Coding for Cleaning Teeth, Implants, and Dentures
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How to Approach an SRP Claim Review with an Insurance Dentist Reviewer
Many of us end up dealing with SRP claims denials at some point. In a recent case I had to talk to a dentist reviewer. This conversation came after an SRP claim was denied for the second time. We’ve submitted over 300 cases of SRP each year, and this is the second perio case that went past submission #2. The reviewer was very pleasant, but it was obvious that he was well trained on how to dispute every possible come back; but he chose the wrong person to disagree with. We got the claim paid when they had already denied it twice.
