Yes, with prior authorization and a determination of medically necessary (ie. not purely cosmetic). A MassHealth dentist/orthodontist can help with the process. Good luck. It's not a quick and easy process, but it is definitely worth it!
Masshealth dental insurance will cover braces with prior authorization. Depending on the dental plan and type of braces, up to 50% of coverage is available for braces. This determination is available once the orthodontist office submits your claim to Masshealth.
no, im sorry they dont, they only cover for children 1-21 years old ;( sorryyy
Yes, they do cover braces. However, not all types of braces.
Dental insurance and Medicade will cover braces.
Yes
Medical insurance does not cover invisalign braces. These aren't considered necessary and regular braces are a lot cheaper if they were covered.
yep
Unlikely
Not in Massachusetts,Masshealth and medicare do not cover any testosterone replacement meds, period
ask at the insurance place
That would depend upon the terms of the policy, but probably not. Most dental insurance does not cover orthodontics, and if it does, it probably wouldn't include Invisalign. That's mostly considered to be a cosmetic choice in appliances. Your policy may cover a portion of what regular braces would cost, and you would pay the difference out of pocket.
$5,000 but insurance should cover most of it