Is there any dental insurance co. that covers dental veneers? I'm only seeking coverage for replacement veneers.
Total Comments: 5
Posted: Tue May 25, 2010 09:34 am Post Subject:
Your insurance might just help you to get your existing veneers replaced once they deteriorate. Otherwise it won't be easy to get things covered under your insurance.
Posted: Tue May 25, 2010 04:52 pm Post Subject:
I have bonding on the front of my teeth as I was born with white spots on them. Bonding and veneers are usually considered cosmetic and I've not seen any insurance that will cover this. If you need to have veneers for a different reason... a reason that is covered, then perhaps. But I'm guessing even that would be uphill battle.
Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 06:17 am Post Subject:
Pre-treatment documents depicting an estimate of veneers deterioration should be presented with your insurer. Otherwise, your claim will be rejected.
Posted: Thu May 27, 2010 06:20 am Post Subject:
Why don't you get your veneers replaced? Crowns could be an option and I guess it will be approved. Once the dentist's office informs the carrier of your need to get the veneers replaced entirely, probably then they'd approve a full replacement.
Posted: Fri May 28, 2010 05:59 am Post Subject:
I remember a colleague of mine going for a veneer replacement following an accident. His insurer was quick to respond and fortunately paid in full. I'm sure, even a compensation worth a percentage of your costs would be good.
Posted: Tue May 25, 2010 09:34 am Post Subject:
Your insurance might just help you to get your existing veneers replaced once they deteriorate. Otherwise it won't be easy to get things covered under your insurance.
Posted: Tue May 25, 2010 04:52 pm Post Subject:
I have bonding on the front of my teeth as I was born with white spots on them. Bonding and veneers are usually considered cosmetic and I've not seen any insurance that will cover this. If you need to have veneers for a different reason... a reason that is covered, then perhaps. But I'm guessing even that would be uphill battle.
Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 06:17 am Post Subject:
Pre-treatment documents depicting an estimate of veneers deterioration should be presented with your insurer. Otherwise, your claim will be rejected.
Posted: Thu May 27, 2010 06:20 am Post Subject:
Why don't you get your veneers replaced? Crowns could be an option and I guess it will be approved. Once the dentist's office informs the carrier of your need to get the veneers replaced entirely, probably then they'd approve a full replacement.
Posted: Fri May 28, 2010 05:59 am Post Subject:
I remember a colleague of mine going for a veneer replacement following an accident. His insurer was quick to respond and fortunately paid in full. I'm sure, even a compensation worth a percentage of your costs would be good.
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