Sure he can if his practice does not take that particular insurance.
The dentist said that insurance would cover the procedure.
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Your insurance provider should provide a list of dentist. Otherwise you can call and ask your dentist office.
Companies that offer insurance that covers dentist visits include Delta Dental, United Concordia Insurance, Cigna Dental Insurance, Ameritas Group and MetLife.
Some Mexican dentists do accept Delta dental insurance from America. To find out if the dentist would be covered, you would need to contact Delta, and then contact the dentist to make sure that they would accept the insurance.
If the dentist can demonstrate that he/she is not qualified to provide the proper service needed by someone with a particular disability, it is legal. For example, if a person required sedation, and the dentist was not trained in sedation, he could refer the patient to someone that was qualified. If the patient required care be provided in a hospital setting, and the dentist did not have hospital privileges, he could refuse. On the other hand, if the patient simply arrives in a wheelchair, the dentist cannot refuse to treat on that basis alone. All dental offices are required by the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) to be wheelchair accessible.
AnswerIf you have a co-pay and the dentist does not accept it (only accepts payment from insurance as full) then the dentist is committing insurance fruad. This can lead to revokation of license, fines and prison.
To find a dental insurance you can contact a dentist office to find out what type of insurance they accept. Then contact those companies. If you have a specific dentist office you want to go to then it's especially important to find out what insurance they accept.
Contact your dentist office, they will be able to give you an estimate on what you need doing, and then see if your insurance company will cover it. It is possible the dentist office may even be able to tell you if your insurance will cover it over the phone.
The only time the dentist is required to refund the insurance company, is after the specific company has already made payment to the dental office and inadvertently was an overpayment for services renderred. In the event that the dentist is a participating provider with the insurance company and has other patients with the same plan, the insurance company reserves the right to deduct the overpayment from any future payments owed to the dental office whether it is for the same patient or not.
No. If you refuse to let them see your medical records, they don't have to insure you.
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