We’re guessing that unlike clear aligners, tooth-whitening procedures, or same-day CADCAM crowns, you have not spent much effort “marketing” bruxism treatment.

The incidence of stress-related bruxism is on the rise nation-wide. There’s big money in bruxism these days; low-hanging fruit for practices rebuilding and hobbled with COVID restrictions.

To a degree, we can help you identify those patients who would be candidates for GrindRelief.

GrindRelief PRO packaging provides reception/treatment room collaterals to help “raise the question” to identify these patients.

Patient Pamphlets

These can be dispensed/read in the reception room, the operatory, or sent home with a patient for suffering family members.

Wall Posters

These posters can be downloaded and printed to use throughout your office.

Images

There is a Flash Drive in the Prepack that includes a number of copyright-free images that you can use on your practice website, or on your office intranet screens, scrapbook, etc. to help you explain the treatment, identify these patients in your practice, and find NEW patients. Several sizes of the wall poster/placard are included.

Here is a list of (Common Dental Terminology) CDT insurance codes being used by many clinicians in the U.S. with patients that have dental insurance.

  • D9946: Occlusal Guard-hard appliance, partial arch
  • D7880: Occlusal Orthotic Device, by report
  • D8210: Removable Habit Appliance
  • D9941: Fabrication of an athletic mouthguard

For repair / re-fitting

  • D9942: Repair and/or reline of occlusal guard
  • D9943: Occlusal Guard Adjustment

The preceding list of procedure and/or diagnosis codes is provided for reference purposes only and may not be all inclusive. Listing of a code in this guideline does not imply that the service described by the code is a covered or non-covered health service. Benefit coverage for health services is determined by the member specific benefit plan document and applicable laws that may require coverage for specific service. The inclusion of a code does not imply any right to reimbursement or guarantee claim payment. Other clinical policies and coverage guidelines may apply.

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