Removable Appliance Therapy Sample Clauses

Removable Appliance Therapy. An appliance that is removable and not cemented or bonded to the teeth • Fixed Appliance Therapy – A component that is cemented or bonded to the teeth • Other Complex Surgical Procedures – Surgical exposure of impacted or unerupted tooth for orthodontic reasons; or surgical repositioning ofteeth • Repair or replacement of brokenappliances; Treatment that is already in progress with appliances placed before You were covered by this Agreement will be covered on a pro-rated basis. See “What is Not Covered (Exclusions) – Medical” for Exclusions. Orthodontic Payments Because orthodontic treatment normally occurs over a long period of time, benefit payments are made over the course of treatment. You must continue to be eligible under the Agreement in order to receive ongoing payments for Your orthodontic treatment. Payments for treatment are made:
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Removable Appliance Therapy. An appliance that is removable and not cemented or bonded to the teeth.
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Removable Appliance Therapy. An appliance that is removable and not cemented or bonded to the teeth • Fixed Appliance Therapy – A component that is cemented or bonded to the teeth • Other Complex Surgical Procedures – Surgical exposure of impacted or unerupted tooth for orthodontic reasons; or surgical repositioning of teeth • Repair or replacement of broken appliances; Treatment that is already in progress with appliances placed before You were covered by this Agreement) will be covered on a pro-rated basis. Benefits do not include: • Monthly treatment visits that are inclusive of treatment cost; • Repair or replacement of lost appliances; • Retreatment and/or services for any treatment due to relapse; • Inpatient or outpatient hospital expenses (please refer to Your medical coverage to determine if this is a covered medical service); and • Provisional splinting, temporary procedures or interim stabilization of teeth.
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