Restorative · D2000-D2999
D2335 dental code explained
Tooth-colored resin filling on an anterior tooth, four or more surfaces or involving incisal angle.
What D2335 usually means
Dentists use D2335 when billing for tooth-colored resin filling on an anterior tooth, four or more surfaces or involving incisal angle.
Why it may appear on your bill
A dental office uses CDT codes to describe the service performed, submit the claim to insurance, and calculate your patient responsibility. If D2335 appears on your statement, compare the dentist's billed charge against the insurance allowed amount and any deductible, coinsurance, or denial reason on your EOB.
What to check before you pay
- • Confirm the code on the bill matches the code on the EOB.
- • Check whether insurance allowed the charge, denied it, or downcoded it.
- • Compare the provider's billed charge to the negotiated or allowed amount.
- • Ask the office for the clinical reason if the code does not match what you remember receiving.
- • For restorative work, check whether insurance downcoded the service or applied a least-expensive-alternative rule.
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