Dental question

[vic120]

I have a client who was denied a partial because there was teeth already missing
this was with ameritas

Is this the industry norm?
Or is it just a few?

is there others who will cover this?

 

[straightnochaser]

I have a client who was denied a partial because there was teeth already missing
this was with ameritas

Is this the industry norm?
Or is it just a few?

is there others who will cover this?

Was the tooth removed under another plan? There is the lost tooth provision that some companies will use to deny coverage. Even a missing tooth can be used to deny coverage, annoying but it is what it is..

 

[vic120]

Was the tooth removed under another plan? There is the lost tooth provision that some companies will use to deny coverage. Even a missing tooth can be used to deny coverage, annoying but it is what it is..

Yea I hear ya, it is what I thought

But what I am trying to find out, is who will cover it
are there any with immediate coverage even if it is reduced like with ametrias

or is it just the norm and I can help her

 

[straightnochaser]

Yea I hear ya, it is what I thought

But what I am trying to find out, is who will cover it
are there any with immediate coverage even if it is reduced like with ametrias

or is it just the norm and I can help her

Hard to say tbh, sometimes its enforced sometimes it isnt...

 

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