Does Medicare cover dental surgery? Not Medicaid, just Medicare and 2ndary insurance.?
I bit something and one of my back teeth broke. The dentist says he can't verbs it and I need dental surgery. My secondary insurance say it will pay dental for "accidents to instinctive teeth", and I think this is an accident. I can't afford to enjoy it capped, or pay for surgery myself.
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Medicare does not money for dental and if it isn't approved by Medicare then your secondary insurance will not compensate either. It is too late immediately for this incident, but it sounds like you might need a separate dental policy that covers cleanings, exams, extractions, crowns, etc. Source(s): Independent Life & Health Broker
In direct for you to get this covered by your insurance, you would have to bring back your dentist to put his opinions down on a form that you would have to convey to your insurance company for some information about this. The insurance companies are not just going to filch your word for it.
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Medicare does not money for dental and if it isn't approved by Medicare then your secondary insurance will not compensate either. It is too late immediately for this incident, but it sounds like you might need a separate dental policy that covers cleanings, exams, extractions, crowns, etc. Source(s): Independent Life & Health Broker
In direct for you to get this covered by your insurance, you would have to bring back your dentist to put his opinions down on a form that you would have to convey to your insurance company for some information about this. The insurance companies are not just going to filch your word for it.
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