Bone Replacement Graft

Bone Replacement Graft A. The Division of Medicaid defines a bone replacement graft as a procedure which involves the use of osseous autografts, osseous allografts, or non-osseous grafts to stimulate bone formation or periodontal regeneration when the disease process has led to a deformity of the bone. This procedure does not include flap entry and closure. The Division of Medicaid defines the following as: 1. Osseous autograft as a graft taken from one part of the body and placed in another site on the same individual. 2. Osseous allograft as a graft between two or more individuals allogenic at one or more loci. 3. Non-osseous as a graft not composed of bone such as tendon or ligament tissue, and the material can be artificial, synthetic or natural. B. Providers must bill the appropriate dental procedure code when providing this service.