General anesthesia Sample Clauses

General anesthesia. The plan shall provide for the payment of eighty percent (80%) of the usual, customary, and reasonable charges for major restorative services such as:

General anesthesia. Provides, when necessary and customary as determined by the standards of generally accepted dental practice, for general anesthesia and IV sedation when administered by a Dentist for a covered oral surgery procedure or for select endodontic and periodontal surgeries.

General anesthesia. All patients who need dental treatment under general anesthesia will be expected to pre-pay the FULL amount of their estimated financial responsibility BEFORE the scheduled date of their treatment. Composite (white) fillings Vs. Amalgam (silver) fillings: West County Pediatric Dentistry Services, LLC and most pediatric dental offices only use composite resin fillings “white or tooth-colored fillings”. Most insurance companies will downgrade the price of the composite filling to the price of an amalgam filling because they are waiting for approval from the American Dental Association for medical necessity. Until this passes, the cost difference in what is covered will be the patient i.e. YOUR responsibility.

General anesthesia the patient is unconscious throughout the procedure and is not arousable until the end of the procedure.