Coding for Cyst Removal in Conjunction with Extractions
incisor canal median anterior maxillary median palatine nasopalatine palatine of papilla EXCLUDES cysts of oral soft tissues (528.4) 526.2 Other cyst of jaws (non-odontogenic cyst where extraction of an associated tooth might be necessary Cyst of jaw NOS aneurysmal hemorrhagic traumatic If one of these ICD-9-CM diagnostic codes applies to the
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