Cosmetic dentistry is often not covered by insurance, as many procedures are considered elective rather than medically necessary. However, certain treatments can be partially covered if they serve a functional purpose. Understanding the nuances of insurance coverage for cosmetic dentistry…
Many dental insurance plans do not cover Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) scans because they are often considered a specialty imaging service. However, coverage can vary significantly depending on the specific insurance provider and the patient’s dental needs. Understanding the…
Laughing gas, or nitrous oxide, usually costs between $50 to $100 per visit at the dentist, even when you have insurance. However, the exact amount you’ll pay can vary based on your insurance plan and the specific dental procedure. Understanding…
Many biological dentists are not covered by traditional insurance plans, which can leave patients wondering about their options. This gap in coverage often stems from the holistic and preventive approaches that biological dentists prioritize, diverging from conventional dental practices. As…