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The ADA Dental Claim Form provides a common format for reporting dental services to a patient's dental benefit plan. ADA policy promotes use and acceptance of the most current version of the ADA Dental Claim Form by dentists and payers.

On the standard ADA claim form, there is a column labeled "Tooth System." In the U.S., the ADA's Universal/National Tooth Designation System is most commonly used (1 - 32 for permanent teeth; A - T for primary teeth). This is referred to as the "JP" system, and thus you should enter "JP" on the claim form.

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American Dental Association (ADA)

The ADA Dental Claim Form provides a common format for reporting dental services to a patient's dental benefit plan.

J400 form means the uniform dental claim form approved by the American dental association for use by dentists. For purposes of this rule, the J400 form includes its successors.

lower left quadrant. 40. lower right quadrant. 26. Tooth System: Enter “JP” to indicate that teeth are being designated using the ADA's Universal/National Tooth Designation System (1-32 for permanent dentition and A-T for primary dentition).