Dental Treatment. Dental treatment is treatment carried out by a dental practitioner including examinations, fillings (where appropriate), crowns, extractions and surgery excluding any form of cosmetic surgery/implants.
Dental Treatment. Specialty Emergency Services will pay for reasonable and customary expenses incurred for dental treatment. Dental treatment must be provided by a dental practitioner. Specialty Emergency Services will pay for the following treatment:
Dental Treatment. Accidental damage to natural teeth Under accidental damage to teeth, we will pay for treatment required (within thirty (30) days) following accidental damage to natural teeth caused by extra-oral impact when that treatment is given by a medical practitioner, provided that the member has been continuously covered under the policy since before the accident happened. Benefit is not payable if: • the damage was caused by normal wear and tear • the injury was caused when boxing or playing rugby (except school rugby) unless appropriate mouth protection was worn • the damage was caused by tooth brushing or any other oral hygiene procedure • the damage is not apparent within seven (7) days of the impact which caused the injury Please note: There is no cover for treatment required as the result of the consumption of food or drink or any foreign bodies contained in such food or drink. Oral and maxillofacial surgery This benefit pays for the following procedures performed by an oral and maxillofacial surgeon: (i) Surgical removal of impacted/un-erupted teeth and buried teeth which are diseased or causing symptoms; (ii) Surgical removal of complicated buried roots which are diseased or causing symptoms; (iii) Enucleation (removal) of cysts of the jaw; (iv) Treatment of cancers (For lesion or lump in the mouth); Necessary treatment to Temporal Mandibular Joint (TMJ) such as physiotherapy and surgery are covered under the respective benefits of this policy. For avoidance of doubt, the maximum benefit payable shall be limited to the amount applicable on the “Pre-existing Conditions” benefit for members insured on Plan A or B after a waiting period of two hundred seventy (270) consecutive days if the oral and maxillofacial surgery is required for an eligible pre-existing condition. For members insured on Plan C, no benefit shall be payable for oral and maxillofacial surgery required as a result of a pre-existing condition. Please note: this benefit does not cover routine dental care. Routine dental care (Plan A and B only) We will pay up to the limit shown for dental examination, extraction, fillings, root canal treatment, scaling/polishing, bridgework, crowns, implants, dentures, x-ray, sealant, inlays and onlays, fluoride treatment and the treatment of gum disease. The limitations applied to pre-existing conditions are not applicable to this benefit.
Dental Treatment. A confirmed employee may claim reimbursement from the flexible benefit claim for the cost of dental examination, scaling, x-ray, extraction and amalgam fillings. Such reimbursement shall be made only against a valid receipt from a registered dental practitioner.
Dental Treatment. Evaluation, diagnosis, prevention, and surgical or non-surgical treatment of diseases, disorders and conditions of the oral cavity, maxillofacial area and the adjacent and associated structures.
Dental Treatment. Treatment within 12 months from the date of the Dental Injury or at any later date agreed by the Insurers if an Insured Person has obtained an estimate within 12 months from the date of the Dental Injury for the cost of future Dental Treatment likely to be required. The estimate must be based on the current costs of the treatment and given by a professional dental or oral surgeon/consultant.
Dental Treatment. 3.7.1 Appointment fee, consultation, preparation of a treatment plan;
3.7.2 Dental treatment and surgery (including X-ray);
3.7.3 Examinations necessary for diagnosing dental diseases and oral tissue diseases;
3.7.4 Dental hygienist’s services, e.g. removal of calculus, airflow cleaning, removal of dental plaque, polishing of dental filling;
3.7.5 Cost of orthodontic treatment, implants and prosthetic.
Dental Treatment. At the time of the examination, develop a written plan of treatment and follow up, for dental defects diagnosed problems, discovered during the dental examination and/or diagnostic radiographs, including charting of all decay and/or restorations observed. The purpose of the plan is to ensure that appropriate steps are taken to resolve all dental problems and concerns. The plan is to be developed using the Illinois Proof of School Dental Examination Form. The dental provider is responsible for the treatment plan. It is understood that:
i) The Dental Provider will actively encourage parents to observe the service schedule outlined in the treatment plan.
ii) The Dental Provider will keep the parents informed regarding the progress and treatment of their child.
iii) The Dental Provider will involve parents in the overall health care of their child. Ongoing information sharing and dialogue concerning the problem or condition, treatment and prevention efforts are highly recommended.
iv) The Dental Provider will inform Head Start/Early Head Start staff, where children are enrolled, regarding service and treatment plan and scheduling. If children and their parents do not keep scheduled appointments, the provider will notify the Head Start/Early Head Start staff, as well as assist in rescheduling missed appointments.
v) The Dental Provider will report on a regular basis to the Head Start/Early Head Start staff on the progress of children in treatment. The provider will also notify the Head Start/Early Head Start staff when children complete dental treatment by providing a written record of services rendered.
vi) The Dental Provider agrees to refer children who are difficult to treat due to extensive dental problems that may exceed the general dentist’s knowledge and skills to another dentist that specializes in treating children.
vii) The Dental Provider agrees to inform Head Start/Early Head Start staff of all referrals.
Dental Treatment. In general, if such treatment is based on medical reasons (not for cosmetic reasons) then claims will be entertained by NIC for associates up to level 3 – to a maximum of Rs. 1500/- per family member per annum and for associates in level 4 and above Rs. 2500/- per family member per annum under the overall domiciliary limit to cover specific dental treatments like extraction of teeth, filling, root canal treatment including pyorrhea, etc. but subject to the available limit under domiciliary.
Dental Treatment. Routine Dental Care Subject to the availability of this benefit , we will pay up to the limit shown for dental examination, extraction, fillings, root canal treatment, scaling/ polishing, bridgework, crowns, implants, dentures, x-ray, sealant, inlays and onlays, fluoride treatment and the treatment of gum disease. The limitations applied to pre-existing conditions are not applicable to this benefit.
