Diagnostic Radiographs Sample Clauses

Diagnostic Radiographs. Diagnostic radiographs are x-rays taken to diagnose a dental disease, including their interpretations, and include: • Full-mouth (intraoral complete series) and panoramic films – Benefits are limited to a combined maximum of one every 60 months. • Bitewing films – Benefits are limited to two sets per Calendar Year. • Intraoral periapical films, as necessary for diagnosis. Benefits will not be provided for any radiographs taken related to the diagnosis of Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Dysfunction.
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Diagnostic Radiographs. Diagnostic radiographs are x‐rays taken to diagnose a dental disease, including their interpretations, and include: • Full‐mouth (intraoral complete series) and panoramic films - Benefits are limited to a combined maximum of one every 36 months. • Bitewing films - Benefits are limited to four horizontal films or eight vertic- al films once every 12 months. However, benefits are not available for bitewing films taken on the same date as full‐mouth films. • Periapical films, as necessary for diagnosis - benefits are limited to six every 12 months. Benefits will not be provided for any radiographs taken in conjunction with Tem- poromandibular joint (TMJ) Dysfunction.

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