Examples of Emergency Dental Expenses in a sentence
For claims exceeding $500,000, the following are examples of what is provided in addition to your PSHCP coverage: • In Hospital Private Duty Nursing • Up to $5,000 for Emergency Dental Expenses; PSHCP covers this benefit up to a maximum of $2,000 per emergency, so you can claim up to an additional $5,000 if you have MEDOC, and your emergency dental expenses are in excess of $2,000.
Emergency Dental Expenses are expenses incurred for dental treatment within forty-eight (48) hours of an Accident to an insured person, for the immediate relief of pain caused by natural teeth being lost or damaged by the Accident or to reduce the potential for further loss or damage to natural teeth following the Accident.
Explanation We have added in a definition of Emergency Dental Expenses so to clarify the cover.
Emergency Dental Expenses does not include treatment required as a result of eating, drinking, normal wear and tear, tooth brushing or other oral hygiene procedure, gingivitis, periodontitis or gum disease of any kind.