Medical, not just dental
Some medical plans cover oral surgery when it's medically necessary, for example after severe infection or advanced gum disease.
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Insurance Advantage™Eligibility Check
See if your medical insurance plan may cover oral surgery, then please verify with your plan.
No forms, no account, no pressure. Just a quick look and a clear next step.
Find your employer's plan
Type the company or public employer that provides your medical insurance.
We only work with PPO plans. A plan counts if it shows out-of-network coverage for oral surgery under the medical plan; for Blue Cross Blue Shield PPOs, in-network coverage also counts. HMO, POS, EPO, and FEP plans are usually not a fit. Medicare and Medicaid are not accepted.
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Eligible Insurance Carriers
Why medical insurance can help
Dental insurance isn't the only option
Some oral surgery is medically necessary, and some employer medical plans include benefits for it. It's worth a call to find out.
Out-of-network benefits
Many PPO plans include out-of-network benefits. Your plan sets the deductible, coinsurance and any prior authorization rules.
A team that helps
Our patient care coordinators can walk you through next steps, any time of day or night.
Questions
Good to know
Does a result here mean my surgery will be paid for?
No. A result means there may be a chance your plan helps, so please verify. Only your insurance company can confirm your benefits, and coverage is decided when a claim is processed.
My employer isn't listed. What now?
You may still have coverage. Call the member services number on your medical ID card and download the patient insurance guide. If your insurance provider confirms your coverage, you can call us at (832) 632-7037 and book an in-office appointment.
Which plans can't RIC accept?
Regional Implant Centers does not accept BCBS Federal Employee Program (FEP), Medicare plans including Medicare Advantage, or Medicaid. HMO, POS and EPO plans are usually not a fit.
Talk to a real person
Questions about your plan? We're here 24/7.
Our patient care coordinators can help you understand your next steps and book your consultation.