Does Insurance Cover Mini Dental Implants?
In this video, Dr. Aaron Bratton explains how dental insurance coverage for implants varies by plan and highlights key factors to consider. Schedule a free consultation at Atkins Dental Clinic today for high-quality general, cosmetic, and implant dentistry services.
Insurance coverage for dental procedures varies based on the specific plan you choose. From my experience, most modern dental insurance plans include coverage for implants, typically at around 50%. However, since each insurance provider offers different benefits and incentives, coverage details can vary.
If you are considering purchasing insurance to help with a future procedure, especially dental implants, there are two key factors to check in your policy:
1. Missing Tooth Clause – This is similar to a pre-existing condition clause in medical insurance. Some policies exclude coverage for implants if the tooth was missing before the plan took effect, meaning they will not cover the replacement.
2. Implant Coverage – While many plans now include implant coverage, not all do. It is essential to confirm that your plan explicitly covers implants before assuming you will receive financial assistance.
Before making any decisions, review your policy carefully to ensure it provides the coverage you need for your specific treatment.
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