Will My Medical Insurance Cover Tooth Extraction?

There should be a phone number on your card. Call it and get the information from the right source.

Probably not, and for Blue Cross/Blue Shield I seriously doubt it.

Health Insurance companies almost never cover dental unless you pay for an extra policy that covers dental. Since you are asking this question you probably don't have the policy coverage.

The Veteran Administration is the world's largest HMO with office in every state and overseas. If you are partially disabled in the line of duty then the VA will pay for 100% of your medication and most treatments. However, they won't pay a dime in dental care unless you are 100% disabled. If the government works that way then the government sponsored Blue Cross and Blue Shield organization most likely follows the same pattern.

Why don't you go here: http://www.usinsuranceonline.com/usio/index.php?ws...

And get a free quote for your zip code and see what is offered.

Dental insurance.

If your dentist will state for your insurance that it is medically necessary for these teeth to be pulled. In other words, not pulling them would cause you a health problem.

MEDICAL MAY COVER IT IF ONLY IT'S DONE IS A HOSPITAL UNDER GENERAL ANESTHETIC.

DENTAL WOULD COVER IT UNDER THE DENTAL COVERAGE IF DONE IN A DENTAL OFFICE.

HOSPITAL DENTAL WORK IS NOT PERFORMED USUALLY UNLESS VERY TECHNICAL SURGICAL PROCEDURES ARE REQUIRED, THE WORK WOULD NOT BE DONE IN A HOSPITAL.

I think you have to have dental insurance to have coverage.

Yes I agree with what's been answered

dental insurance will

Nope.

RDH

I don't think so.