ADA CDT Code Check Hack 2.8 + Redeem Codes

It is nice that you can search for keywords and the codes are grouped in their category. It would be nice if you could make a “favorite” list for those codes you use often but not often enough to have them memorized. Overall, it is good…but for $20…come on.

So much easier than flipping through the book, you can use on multiple devices and the yearly fee is much cheaper than buying the book every year

They only have like a dozen total codes. That’s like 500 codes missing. What a lazy and half baked product.

I purchased this app in 2014. At that time it said you pay for the CDT codes app for the year purchased and could pay for updated versions as they became available or CONTINUE using the app you already purchased.

As I now open the app, which I have already purchased and own - it now states that I must pay a yearly subscription. The ADA in their attempt to provide a service to providers has instead figured they could squeeze more money out of their profession by charging a yearly subscription. THANK YOU ADA. Not only will I not purchase the subscription, I will not be renewing my ADA membership. Enjoy the money you received when I purchased the app the first time because it's the last dime you will ever get from me.

Just as I can purchase the book and retain ownership of the book the following year - I don't instead pay a fee to keep using a book that I already own!

In today's world where more publications become electronic, I don't see the logic in thinking you can charge for a publication that I have and already own. Are there updates, absolutely, and I have no problem paying for an updated version - but it's my choice!

Nice to have a digital version. Less expensive than the book. Would be nice to have a dedicated iPad version. Wonder if there will be a discount on the updated codes from year to year.

The app would be nice except:
1. Requires login for access - not convenient when info needed quick when treating patients;
2. On iPad, all codes' description areas were non-expandable, so it was impossible to read information
3. A bit pricey for poorly designed and untested software

I downloaded the app on my phone and paid for it with the ADA. My phone died and now that I have redo loaded it it will not download the content. There is no contact info to get resolution as the app support tab only takes you to the ADA website where it describes the process of making codes. It was a great app when it worked.

Why is it that perhaps the most useful information that we could have as dentists requires us to pay more money? What do ADA dues even cover? This is an app that should be available to every ADA member.

Horribly written app not worth the time to load it. Crashes, takes forever to load and forces log in each and every time it's opened.

With the new update it will not let me login without crashing...