Does dental or medical insurance cover full mouth reconstruction?

When you're considering full mouth reconstruction, the treatment plan may be more extensive and involve multiple procedures. So, the answer varies greatly by patient because each dental or medical insurance plan is unique and has different coverage. 

Generally, dental insurance covers only a percentage of certain procedures, like fillings or crowns. Dental insurance also has a yearly maximum it will pay, such as $1000 or $2000, which typically doesn't cover an extensive full-mouth reconstruction. So, it really depends on your treatment needs and what your plan covers and allows.

Medical insurance may cover dental treatment if an accident or trauma is involved. It also depends on your treatment needs and plan allowances. 

Our friendly and knowledgeable financial team can help you navigate your insurance benefits. Please call with any questions. 

Other Payment Options

Clintonville Dental Group also works with several third-party financing companies that can help break the cost of an extensive treatment plan into affordable monthly payments. 

We also offer the Clintonville Dental Group Membership Plan, which provides additional savings on certain treatment procedures and covers your preventive dental care for one low yearly membership fee. 

If you're considering full mouth reconstruction in Columbus, OH, we encourage you to contact our team for more information.