Occlusal Equilibration Sample Clauses
The Occlusal Equilibration clause defines the process and authorization for adjusting a patient's bite to achieve optimal contact between the upper and lower teeth. In practice, this clause allows the dental provider to perform minor reshaping of tooth surfaces or restorative materials to correct bite discrepancies, which may be necessary after restorative procedures or orthodontic treatment. Its core function is to ensure patient comfort and proper dental function by addressing and resolving occlusal imbalances that could otherwise lead to discomfort, tooth wear, or jaw problems.
Occlusal Equilibration. Pit and Fissure Sealants: Minor Restorative
Occlusal Equilibration. We pay eligible expenses for the adjustment of biting surfaces to correct and align the way your upper and lower teeth bite together. Reimbursement level – 50% 50% Occlusal Equilibration – Four units in any 12-month period based on the last date of service Four units in any 12-month period based on the last date of service We will pay eligible expenses for the following procedures and services related to the extraction of teeth, subject to the following:
a. a general surgery exam once in any five-year period based on the last date of service; and
b. administration of general anesthesia and deep sedation when required in conjunction with covered oral surgery.