D5932 Postsurgical obturator
D-Codes
Also known as: postsurgical obturator, post-op obturator, healing obturator
Postsurgical obturator. An intraoral device placed after initial surgical healing to close an oral defect and provide functional restoration.
Clinical Context
Placed after initial healing post-resection to allow continued tissue adaptation before definitive prosthesis. Typically used 3-6 months post-op.
RVU Breakdown
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