Common use of URGENT DENTAL CARE Clause in Contracts

URGENT DENTAL CARE. Emergency and urgent dental care is covered 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for all Members. Emergency dental Care is recognized as dental treatment for the immediate relief of an emergency medical condition and covers only those dental services required to alleviate symptoms of such conditions. Urgent care is care required within 24 to 72 hours, and are services needed to prevent the serious deterioration of your dental health resulting from an unforeseen illness or injury for which treatment cannot be delayed. The Plan provides coverage for urgent dental services only if the services are required to alleviate symptoms such as severe pain or bleeding or if a member reasonably believes that the condition, if not diagnosed or treated, may lead to disability, impairment, or dysfunction. The covered benefits is the relief of acute symptoms only, (for example: severe pain or bleeding) and does not include completed restoration. Please contact your Participating Dentist for emergency or urgent dental care. If your Dental Provider is not available during normal business hours, call Dental Customer Support at 0-000-000-0000. In the case of an after-hours emergency, and your selected dental provider is unavailable, you may obtain emergency or urgent service from any licensed dentist. You need only submit to CDN, at the address listed herein, the bill incurred as a result of the dental emergency, evidence of payment, and a brief explanation of the unavailability of your Provider. A non-covered parent of a covered child may submit a claim for emergency care without the approval of the covered parent, in such case the non- covered parent will be reimbursed. Upon verification of your Provider’s unavailability, CDN will reimburse you for the cost of emergency or urgent services, less any applicable copayment. Enrollees are encouraged to use appropriately the “911” emergency response system, in areas where the system is established and operating, when you have an emergency medical condition that requires an emergency response.

URGENT DENTAL CARE. Emergency and urgent dental care is covered 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for all Members. Emergency dental Care is recognized as dental treatment for the immediate relief of an emergency medical condition and covers only those dental services required to alleviate symptoms of such conditions. Urgent care is care required within 24 to 72 hours, and are services needed to prevent the serious deterioration of your dental health resulting from an unforeseen illness or injury for which treatment cannot be delayed. The Plan provides coverage for urgent dental services only if the services are required to alleviate symptoms such as severe pain or bleeding or if a member reasonably believes that the condition, if not diagnosed or treated, may lead to disability, impairment, or dysfunction. The covered benefits is the relief of acute symptoms only, (for example: severe pain or bleeding) and does not include completed restoration. Please contact your Participating Dentist for emergency or urgent dental care. If your Dental Provider is not available during normal business hours, call Dental Customer Support at 0-000-000-0000. In the case of an after-hours emergency, and your selected dental provider is unavailable, you may obtain emergency or urgent service from any licensed dentist. You need only submit to CDN, at the address listed herein, the bill incurred as a result of the dental emergency, evidence of payment, payment and a brief explanation of the unavailability of your Provider. A non-covered parent of a covered child may submit a claim for emergency care without the approval of the covered parent, in such case the non- non-covered parent will be reimbursed. Upon verification of your Provider’s unavailability, CDN will reimburse you for the cost of emergency or urgent services, less any applicable copayment. Enrollees are encouraged to use appropriately the “911” emergency response system, in areas where the system is established and operating, when you have an emergency medical condition that requires an emergency response.

URGENT DENTAL CARE. Emergency and urgent dental care is covered 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for all Members. Emergency dental Care is recognized as dental treatment for the immediate relief of an emergency medical condition and covers only those dental services required to alleviate symptoms of such conditions. Urgent care is care required within 24 to 72 hours, and are services needed to prevent the serious deterioration of your dental health resulting from an unforeseen illness or injury for which treatment cannot be delayed. The Plan provides coverage for urgent dental services only if the services are required to alleviate symptoms such as severe pain or bleeding or if a member reasonably believes that the condition, if not diagnosed or treated, may lead to disability, impairment, or dysfunction. The covered benefits is the relief of acute symptoms only, (for example: severe pain or bleeding) and does not include completed restoration. Please contact your Participating Dentist for emergency or urgent dental care. If your Dental Provider is not available during normal business hours, call Dental Customer Support at 0-000-000-0000. In the case of an after-hours emergency, and your selected dental provider is unavailable, you may obtain emergency or urgent service from any licensed dentist. You need only submit to CDN, at the address listed herein, the bill incurred as a result of the dental emergency, evidence of payment, payment and a brief explanation of the unavailability of your Provider. A non-covered parent of a covered child may submit a claim for emergency care without the approval of the covered parent, in such case the non- covered parent will be reimbursed. Upon verification of your Provider’s unavailability, CDN will reimburse you for the cost of emergency or urgent services, less any applicable copayment. Enrollees are encouraged to use appropriately the “911” emergency response system, in areas where the system is established and operating, when you have an emergency medical condition that requires an emergency response.