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Added: C81.0A, C81.1A, C81.2A, C81.3A, C81.4A, C81.7A, C81.9A, C82.0A C82.1A, C82.2A, C82.3A, C82.4A, C82.5A, C82.6A, C82.8A, C82.9A, C83.0A, C83.1A, C83.390, C83.398, C83.3A, C83.5A, C83.7A, C83.8A, C83.9A, C84.0A, C84.1A, C84.4A, C84.6A, C84.7B, C84.9A, C84.AA, C84.ZA, C85.1A, C85.2A, C85.8A, C85.9A, E34.00, E34.01, E34.09, G40.841, G40.842, G40.843, G48.844, G93.45, R41.85, Z86.0100, Z86.0101, Z86.0102, Z86.0109

* Effective 8/11/15 K04.8, M26.02, M26.04, M26.12, M26.69, S02.5XXA, S02.5XXB, S02.5XXD, S02.5XXG, S02.5XXK, S02.5XXS, S03.2XXA S03.2XXD and S03.2XXS may be considered routine dental services. Providers must have documentation available for review to support these services are reasonable and necessary and not routine dental services.*The asterisked ICD-10-CM codes that are NOT any of the asterisked codes listed directly above should only be coded when they involve conditions of the head or neck/spine (C1-C7).

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Annual ICD-10 Update - the following codes were added to Group 1: G20.A1, G20.A2, G20.B1, G20.B2, G20.C, G37.81, G37.89, Q75.001, Q75.002, Q75.009, Q75.01, Q75.021, Q75.022, Q75.029, Q75.03, Q75.041, Q75.042, Q75.049, Q75.051, Q75.052, Q75.058, Q75.08

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The shank is usually round or square, depending on the brand and type. Therefore, the shank must be the same size and shape as the drill's chuck to fit the drill bit.

There are two distinct circular shanks: SDS and SDS Max, used in Hammer Drill Bits and Chisels. The SDS and SDS Plus have a 10-millimeter shank, whereas the SDS Max has an 18-millimeter shank. In addition, there are a lot of adapters that let you use different types and sizes of drill bits.

To determine the size of the drill bit, you need to calculate the diameter of the hole that needs drilling. Drill bits with sizes between 1 mm and 20 mm in diameter are the most common drill bits.

The following diagnosis codes were accidentally deleted with the previous update and are being added back in effective 10/01/2020: A02.21, A06.6, A17.0, A17.1, A17.81*, A17.82*, A17.83*, A17.89*, A18.01, A18.03*, A18.51, A18.52, A18.53, A18.54, A18.59, A18.6, A27.81, A32.11, A32.12, A32.7, A32.81, A32.89*, A39.0, A39.1, A39.2, A39.3, A39.81, A39.82, A39.83*, A39.84*, A39.89, A41.9, A50.32, A50.39, A50.40, A50.41, A50.42, A50.43, A50.44, A50.45, A50.49, A50.59, A51.41, A52.11, A52.12, A52.13, A52.14, A52.15, A52.19, A54.81, A80.0. The asterisked ICD-10-CM codes listed above should only be coded when they involve conditions of the head or neck/spine (C1-C7).

Remember to examine the screw and drill bit first before filling to avoid costly mistakes. If the hole is too large, it will compromise the connection between the materials and the screw.

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The drill bit should be almost the same size as the screw's center core, not the thread or spiral part. Some believe that drilling tiny pilot holes allows the screw to fit securely, resulting in a more stable bond. However, pilot holes that are too small might split or crack the object being drilled.

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Concrete anchors and toggle bolts holes should be the same size. For example, 3/8 concrete anchor should have a 3/8 hole or be slightly larger. However, there is no need to use a drill bit for self-tap drywall anchors.

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In the ICD-10-CM Codes that Support Medical Necessity section, added DX code E34.30 inadvertently missed with the ICD-10 updates effective 10/01/2022.

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The diameter of the hole depends on the size of the drywall anchors. Therefore, comparing the drill bit's shank measurement with the anchor's front before drilling is necessary. Ideally, it should be the same diameter as the screw or slightly larger. The anchor's diameter is typically indicated on its box.

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