You put off purchasing dental insurance for awhile now. But, your bicuspid fell out. Now you need to get that fixed. You just purchased dental insurance and go to the dentist. Your dentist is in the plan’s network, and that makes you feel good. However, you turn upset when the office manager informs you that your partial bridge won’t be covered. The reason, she tells you, is because of a “missing tooth clause” with your dental insurance. You’ll have to pay 100% of the cost of your tooth replacement. In this article, we discuss the missing tooth clause and how to avoid it.
Avoid The Missing Tooth Clause
Updated: May 22, 2019 at 6:42 pm
You feel you need a lot of dental work. Maybe you went to the dentist, and he or she indicated several recommended, expensive procedures. Or, many of your friends have had dental work done recently. They described the high-out-pocket costs. Hearing this nearly made your jaw drop! They mentioned they “max’d out” or went over their carrier’s annual benefit limit. Whatever the case may be, you want high benefit dental insurance. You want protection.
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