Paying for Dental Implants, Covered by Insurance?

I know that they are fairly expensive but is there a mode that the dentist and reword what your having done, so that the insurance company will pay for it.. except what are some other alternatives?
"> A dental implant is broken up into three phases. Phase one is the actual surgical placement of the implant. I do not believe this is covered by dental insurance, however sometimes it can be covered contained by medical- I would check into this. The second phase is the abutment that screws into the implant. The third phase is the actual crown explicitly cemented onto the abutment. The second and third phases can be done by your general dentist and these should be covered by your dental insurance. There really is no pious way to reword an implant suitcase. Hope this is helpful!
Dental insurance is not what it used to be.

They will not pay for implant, but the implant is only partly the story.

They will probably pay for the crown over the implant, or if it's on a bridge, for some of the crown and some of the bridge. Source(s): be there, done that.



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