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CodeSystem: American Dental Association Area of Oral Cavity System

Summary

Defining URL:https://ada.org/OralCavityCode-TEMPORARY-WAITING-FOR-HTA-DEFINED-URL
Version:1.2.0
Name:ADAAreaOfOralCavitySystem
Title:American Dental Association Area of Oral Cavity System
Status:Active as of 12/6/21 8:26 PM
Definition:

The American Dental Association Area of Oral Cavity System is a notation system indicating a quadrant, arch, or the entire mouth.

Publisher:HL7 Financial Management Working Group
Copyright:

American Dental Association (ADA) developed Current Dental Terminology (CDT®) as a standardized language to help dentists and other members of the healthcare industry communicate effectively. CDT is revised and updated every year.

The ADA is the exclusive copyright owner of CDT, the Code on Dental Procedures and Nomenclature (the Code), and the ADA Dental Claim Form. Except as permitted by law, all use, copying or distribution of CDT, or any portion thereof (including the Code on Dental Procedures and Nomenclature) in any product or services (including works prepared for clients by consultants and other professionals), whether in printed, electronic or other format, requires a valid commercial user license from the ADA.

For more information : https://www.ada.org/en/publications/ada-catalog/cdt-products/licensing-for-commercial-users

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