Payment for Higher Caries Treatment planning Sample Clauses

Payment for Higher Caries Treatment planning. Payment for these Services will be based on the information reported by you as outlined in the service specification for High Caries Treatment Planning in clause E5.2 of this Agreement. If you make a claim under approved High Caries Treatment Planning, you may Examine the patient again in 6 months and provide care under CON1 package of care The payment you will receive, per Service provided, will be in accordance with the table below. Item Code Price (GST excl.) 2023/24 Consultation, including examination and diagnosis, prophylaxis, advice on dental care and any special tests and bitewing radiographs considered necessary CON5 $76.54 One surface posterior fillings (molar and pre-molar) FIL1 $77.19 Periapical X-ray RAD1 $12.08 Fissure sealant FIS1 $26.74 Any other Services provided to an adolescent requiring High Caries Treatment Planning will be priced in accordance with the tables in clause F2.
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Payment for Higher Caries Treatment planning. Payment for these Services will be based on the information reported by you as outlined in the service specification for High Caries Treatment Planning in clause E5.2 of this Agreement. If you make a claim under approved High Caries Treatment Planning, you may Examine the patient again in 6 months and provide care under CON1 package of care The payment you will receive, per Service provided, will be in accordance with the table below. Item Code Price (GST excl.) 2023/24 Consultation, including examination and diagnosis, prophylaxis, advice on dental care and any special tests and bitewing radiographs considered necessary CON5 $76.54 One surface posterior fillings (molar and pre-molar) FIL1 $77.19 Periapical X-ray RAD1 $12.08 Fissure sealant FIS1 $26.74 Any other Services provided to an adolescent requiring High Caries Treatment Planning will be priced in accordance with the tables in clause F2. F4 Pricing for Special Dental Services The standard services for Special Dental Services for Children and Adolescents are described in clause E5.6 of this Agreement. You agree to only claim payment from us for Services provided within the geographical areas for which we are responsible as specified in Part G, whether or not a patient is resident within our geographical area. If you provide Services from a facility located in an area other than the Service Area, then you agree not to claim for payment under this Agreement. You must have in place a contract for the Additional Service Area. If you do not have a contract for the Additional Service Area, you will be responsible for arranging such contract with Te Whatu Ora.
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