Emergency Dental Care. We Cover Emergency Dental Care, which includes emergency dental treatment required to alleviate pain and suffering caused by dental disease or trauma. Emergency Dental Care is not subject to Our Preauthorization.
Emergency Dental Care. The HMO must cover emergency dental care. The only exceptions are the charges for professional services billed using CDT codes and the charges for professional services rendered by a dentist and billed using CPT codes.
Emergency Dental Care. We will pay for emergency dental care, which includes emergency treatment required to alleviate pain and suffering caused by dental disease or trauma.
Emergency Dental Care. Fees for the services of a dental surgeon for the Treatment of an Injury causing damage to a natural and healthy tooth (that still has its root) resulting from an Accidental blow to the mouth, a fracture or a dislocation of the jaw. Treatment must begin and end during the Policy Period. The maximum benefit payable is CAN $1,000 per Accident. However, the following are not covered: the loss of a filing, root canals, the fitting, repair or replacement of a tooth crown, dental bridge or artificial teeth (resulting from an Accident or not) as well as any dental care required as a result of a deliberate introduction of food or an object into the mouth.
Emergency Dental Care. All HMOs must cover emergency dental care. The only exception is the dentist’s or oral surgeon’s direct charges.
Emergency Dental Care. What it covers? The Company shall pay for necessary and reasonable emergency dental treatment expenses for the alleviation of pain in a sound natural tooth by a qualified dentist. Dental benefits cover for the filling of the tooth or surgical treatment, services or supplies, subject to a maximum limit of US$ 100 per tooth. These expenses will form part of the benefit amount as stated in the table of benefits.
Emergency Dental Care. Dental Office may render Emergency Dental Care and/or Urgent Dental Care without prior authorization from LIBERTY and as set forth in the Provider Manual.
Emergency Dental Care. These are services for an acute dental condition that would lead a prudent layperson to reasonably expect that the absence of immediate care would result in serious impairment to the dentition or would place the person’s oral health in serious jeopardy. Endodontics. This is the treatment of diseases of the dental pulp. Endodontics includes root canal therapy, pulp capping procedures, apexification and periapical procedures associated with root canal treatment.
Emergency Dental Care. We will pay for emergency treatment to alleviate pain and suffering caused by dental disease or trauma. Preventive Dental Care. We will pay for procedures that help prevent the occurrence of oral disease, including but not limited to: • Prophylaxis: Sealing and cleaning of teeth at 6 month intervals. • Topical application of fluoride at 6 month intervals when the local water supply is not fluoridated; • Sealants on unrepaired permanent molars. Routine Dental Care. We will pay for the following services: • Covered dental exams, visits and consultations once within a consecutive 6 month period (when the primary teeth are coming out); • X-rays, full mouth X-rays at 36 month intervals, if necessary, bitewing X-rays at intervals of 6 to 12 months, or panoramic X-rays at 36 month intervals if necessary; and other X-rays as required (once the primary teeth have come out); • All procedures necessary for simple extractions and other routine dental surgery that does not require hospitalization, including: – Pre-operative care; – Post-operative care; – Conscious sedation in the office; – Amalgam, compound reconstructions and stainless steel crowns; and – Other reconstruction materials appropriate for children.
Emergency Dental Care. Accidental Dental Reimbursement up to a maximum of two thousand dollars ($2,000) per Accident for the repair, extraction, replacement and Treatment to a Participant’s natural or permanently attached artificial teeth damaged by a direct accidental external blow to the mouth. A Participant must see a Physician or Dentist immediately following the Accident. Treatment must begin within the Eligible Trip and be completed within one hundred and eighty two (182) days of the date of the accidental injury. An accident report is required from the treating Physician or Dentist.
