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Types of dental Treatment

Diagnostic and preventative - routine exams and x-rays, cleanings, fluoride treatments


Restorative - repairing or restoring teeth that have been damaged usually by tooth decay


Oral surgery-surgery performed in the oral cavity


Endodontics-treatment of the pulp or soft tissue of the tooth


Periodontics-treatment of the supporting structures of the teeth the gums.


Prosthodontics-artificial replacements, such as Bridges and dental implants


Orthodontics-correction of irregular alignment of the teeth

Features of dental insurance

Any provider versus PPO


Scheduled versus non-scheduled benefits


Diagnostic and preventative usually 100% covered


Basic services fillings, crowns, anesthesia. Coinsurance usually 80/20 subject to annual limit


Major services route canals, oral surgery, gum treatment,. Coinsurance usually 50/50 subject to annual limit


Pre-determination of benefits often required

Group

Usually a separate policy


Maybe integrated with medical coverage – one deductible for both

Adverse selection

Probationary periods


Limitations on benefits for late enrollees


Reduced benefit limits during the first year of coverage