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General Anaesthetic (GA) and IV sedation in <strong>Dental</strong> Office<br />

Limited coverage for GA/IV sedation in office is available under fee code 92215<br />

(previous code used was 92444). Refer to the detailed information and restrictions<br />

noted under fee code 92215 in the Schedule of Fee Allowances – Dentist. Eligibility for<br />

this service must be confirmed prior to treatment. See the Eligibility Information section<br />

on page (v).<br />

General Anaesthetic (GA) and IV Sedation in a Private Facility<br />

The Ministry does not cover GA and IV sedation facility fees. Effective April 2003, the<br />

management of all private facility fees was transferred to the Provincial Health Services<br />

Authority (PHSA) Children’s and Women’s Health Centre (CWHC). For specific<br />

information on coverage of facility fees, contact CWHC at 1-604-875-2345.<br />

Access to Additional $1000 of Basic <strong>Dental</strong> Services When Treatment is<br />

Completed in an Approved Private Facility Or Hospital<br />

If your client is found eligible and dental treatment is performed under GA/IV sedation in<br />

hospital through the Medical Services Plan (MSP) or in an approved facility through the<br />

above noted agency, access to an additional $1000 of basic dental treatment is<br />

available. You must ensure you have noted on your claim form that treatment was<br />

performed under GA or IV sedation in an approved private facility or hospital. The name<br />

of the private facility or hospital is also required.<br />

The additional $1000 over the client’s limit is a once yearly supplement but can be<br />

utilized over multiple GA/IV sedation appointments should more than one appointment<br />

be necessary. An example would be if a child has a GA and uses up their $1400<br />

biennial limit plus $100 of the additional limit and then a second GA is necessary, the<br />

patient would have access to the remaining $900 that year.<br />

Note: The eligible dental services will be paid at rates in accordance with the Schedule<br />

of Fee Allowances – Dentist. All rules, frequency and financial limits associated<br />

with each service still apply. There is no provision to exceed time and financial<br />

limited services (i.e.: 2 year filling limits). The additional $1000 of basic dental<br />

services is not available when treatment is done in office.<br />

Crown and Bridge <strong>Supplement</strong><br />

Specific and comprehensive information regarding allowable services along with their<br />

associated fees, rules and restrictions and billing information can be found under<br />

Part E - Preamble - Crown and Bridgework <strong>Supplement</strong> and Part F - Schedule of Fee<br />

Allowances - Crown and Bridgework.<br />

October 1, 2012<br />

iv

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