Surgical tooth extraction

Surgical removal of tooth germ(s) (germectomy)

Last Updated: December 12

Written By Dr. Yoana Yonkova

Lecturer in Updent.

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Dental codes from the same category:

97322-00Surgical removal of permanent tooth(s) (erupted or partially erupted)
97322-01Multiple tooth extraction. Extraction of all teeth in the upper jaw, lower jaw or both jaws
97325-00Surgical removal of ankylosed tooth(s) (temporary or permanent)
97325-01Surgical removal of a remaining tooth fragment from a previous extraction or completion (removal) of a tooth after a tooth extraction has been started
97325-02Surgical removal of part of a tooth
97325-03Surgical removal of supernumerary tooth(s)
97325-04Surgical removal of tooth-like structures, dental hamartoma and others
97325-05Surgical removal of tooth germ(s) (germectomy)
97325-06Surgical removal of an impacted or partially erupted third molar
97325-07Surgical removal of an impacted or partially erupted third molar with mild or moderate difficulty
97325-08Surgical removal of an impacted or partially erupted third molar with high difficulty
97325-09Surgical removal of an impacted tooth or part of a tooth other than a third molar
97325-10Surgical removal of a tooth fragment luxated in the jawbone or in the soft tissues tissues
97325-11Surgical removal of a temporary tooth
97301-00Extraction of a deeply fractured or deeply decayed tooth with anesthesia
97301-01Extraction of deeply fractured or deeply decayed tooth
97325-12Surgical procedures related to removal of tooth or tooth-like structures and others, not elsewhere classified

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