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Dental Benefits
Deductible does not apply
The Plan will pay reasonable and customary fees of licensed dentists up to a maximum of $1,200 per calendar year per person on the following basis:
Payable at 80%
- Oral exams, prophylaxis (cleaning and polishing), and bitewing x-rays twice per calendar year (January 1 – December 31)
- Full mouth x-rays once in any consecutive 24-month period
- Emergency treatment
- Topical fluoride applications (to age 19)
- Endodontics, including pulpotomy, pulp capping and root canal therapy
- Denture repair and relining, and re-cementing of inlays, on-lays and crowns
- Extractions, dental tests, oral surgery and related anesthesia
- Fillings consisting of amalgam, silicate and plastic restorations, and sealants
- Space maintainers
- Periodontics (diseases of the gum) and apicoectomy
Payable at 50%
- Gold foil restorations, inlays and on-lays, and crowns and crown buildup
- Dentures, full and partial
- Bridges, fixed and removable
- Orthodontics (to age 19)
The date you take possession of a dental appliance will be the date the expense is incurred. The Plan will not pay for lost or misplaced dentures, cosmetic dentistry, implants or bridges involving dental implants; the placement of crowns, inlays and on-lays, bridges and dentures or the relining of dentures more than once per consecutive five-year period for the same tooth or teeth; general anesthesia for three or less simple extractions; hospital charges for out-patient surgery for the removal of impacted teeth, unless pre-approved by the Claim Administrator, or charges of a dentist except as set forth above.
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