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2013 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 306.8
Other specified psychophysiological malfunction
- oral habit involving involuntary rhythmic or spasmodic nonfunctional gnashing, grinding and clenching of teeth, usually during sleep.
- An involuntary or unconscious clenching or grinding the teeth, typically during sleep.
- ICD-9-CM 306.8 is a billable medical code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim.
306.8 Alternative Terminology
- Bruxism
- Bruxism (grinding teeth)
- Bruxism (teeth grinding)
- Clenching teeth
- Dissociative convulsions
- Grinding teeth
- Seizures, psychogenic
Applies To
- Bruxism
- Teeth grinding
Convert 306.8 to ICD-10-CM 
ICD-9-CM Volume 2 Index entries containing back-references to 306.8:
- Bruxism 306.8
sleep related 327.53
- Disorder - see also Disease
psychogenic NEC (see also condition) 300.9
allergic NEC- respiratory 306.1
- anxiety 300.00
- appetite 307.59
- articulation, joint 306.0
- asthenic 300.5
- blood 306.8
- cardiovascular (system) 306.2
- compulsive 300.3
- cutaneous 306.3
- depressive 300.4
- digestive (system) 306.4
- dysmenorrheic 306.52
- dyspneic 306.1
- eczematous 306.3
- endocrine (system) 306.6
- eye 306.7
- feeding 307.59
- functional NEC 306.9
- gastric 306.4
- gastrointestinal (system) 306.4
- genitourinary (system) 306.50
- heart (function) (rhythm) 306.2
- hemic 306.8
- hyperventilatory 306.1
- hypochondriacal 300.7
- hysterical 300.10
- intestinal 306.4
- joint 306.0
- learning 315.2
- limb 306.0
- lymphatic (system) 306.8
- menstrual 306.52
- micturition 306.53
- monoplegic NEC 306.0
- motor 307.9
- muscle 306.0
- musculoskeletal 306.0
- neurocirculatory 306.2
- obsessive 300.3
- occupational 300.89
- organ or part of body NEC 306.9
- organs of special sense 306.7
- paralytic NEC 306.0
- phobic 300.20
- physical NEC 306.9
- pruritic 306.3
- rectal 306.4
- respiratory (system) 306.1
- rheumatic 306.0
- sexual (function) 302.70
- specified type NEC 302.79
- sexual orientation conflict 302.0
- skin (allergic) (eczematous) (pruritic) 306.3
- sleep 307.40
- specified part of body NEC 306.8
- stomach 306.4
- psychosomatic NEC 306.9
allergic NEC- respiratory 306.1
- articulation, joint 306.0
- cardiovascular (system) 306.2
- cutaneous 306.3
- digestive (system) 306.4
- dysmenorrheic 306.52
- dyspneic 306.1
- endocrine (system) 306.6
- eye 306.7
- gastric 306.4
- gastrointestinal (system) 306.4
- genitourinary (system) 306.50
- heart (functional) (rhythm) 306.2
- hyperventilatory 306.1
- intestinal 306.4
- joint 306.0
- limb 306.0
- lymphatic (system) 306.8
- menstrual 306.52
- micturition 306.53
- monoplegic NEC 306.0
- muscle 306.0
- musculoskeletal 306.0
- neurocirculatory 306.2
- organs of special sense 306.7
- paralytic NEC 306.0
- pruritic 306.3
- rectal 306.4
- respiratory (system) 306.1
- rheumatic 306.0
- sexual (function) 302.70
- specified type NEC 302.79
- skin 306.3
- specified part of body NEC 306.8
- stomach 306.4
- Grinding, teeth 306.8
- Reaction
- psychophysiologic NEC (see also Disorder, psychosomatic) 306.9
- Teeth, tooth - see also condition
- grinding 306.8
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