Exparel which is a long – acting anesthetic (bupivacaine liposome injectable suspension) that is used instead of opioids for a variety of surgeries and for oral surgery. FDA just announced approval of using Exparel for in Pediatric Patients – children age 6 and up.
The Connecticut Dental Health Partnership has released the new dental fee schedule for children and adults that takes effect on February 02, 2021. If you have questions please call the call center at 1-855-283-3682.
- Provider Re-enrollment
- Prior Authorization Submissions
- Automated Eligibility Lookup Process
- CTDHP Quick Reference Phone Numbers
- Changes to the PA Requirements for Specified Services
- Provider Surveys
- COVID-19
- COHI Annual Golf Classic Fundraiser Information
- 2020 Dental Fee Schedule Update
- Provider Surveys
- Endodontic Therapy Guidelines
- COHI Annual Golf Classic Fundraiser Information
- CTDHP 2019 Holiday Schedule
- Provider Training
- Procedure Code D2990
- New Fee Schedule
- Updated Fee Schedule 7/25/2019
- EXPAREL Reduces Opiod Use
- Composite Restorations For Adults
- Cone Beams
- Exparel for extractions
- Prescribing Opioids for Women of Reproductive Age
- Program update
- Guidelines for Prescribing Opioids
- Restoration Reimbursement
- Denture Facts
- Proper Labeling and Mounting of Radiographs
- Preventing Child Abuse and Neglect
- Restoration Reimbursement
- Denture Facts
- Proper Labeling and Mounting of Radiographs
- Preventing Child Abuse and Neglect