Coverage B - Basic Restorative Benefits Sample Clauses

Coverage B - Basic Restorative Benefits. A. Restorative: Amalgam (silver) restorations (fillings) are a covered benefit. Resin (white) restorations (fillings) on anterior teeth and the buccal surface of bicuspids only. Prefabricated stainless steel crowns are a covered benefit. Recementation of an inlay or crown is a covered benefit. Protective restorations are a covered benefit.
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