What does Dental Code D2150 mean?
Dental professionals use the code D2150 to indicate the placement of a silver (metal) filling on two surfaces of a tooth. They officially name it ‘amalgam – two surfaces primary or permanent’ and use it as a standard procedure to restore the integrity of both primary and permanent teeth.
Here’s a more detailed table that describes the dental code D2150 –
Code | Procedure | Application | Tooth Type | Benefits |
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D2150 | Amalgam filling for two surfaces | Dentists apply this to repair decayed areas | Suitable for both primary and permanent teeth | Reinforces tooth structure and ensures proper function |