Dental bridges are custom-made replacements for missing teeth. They’re anchored to the teeth on either side of the gap, restoring both the look and function of your smile.
To keep things consistent, dentists use CDT (Current Dental Terminology) codes when billing for procedures. These codes help ensure accurate billing and clear communication with insurance companies.
This article focuses specifically on the CDT codes related to Maryland bridges – a type of bonded fixed partial denture – so you can better understand the costs associated with this tooth replacement option.