Does any dental insurance cover the cost of veneers?

Answer 1

It would depend, I imagine, on the reason for the veneers. If they're purely cosmetic, then I doubt it. But there may be some exceptions. To find out for sure just ask your dentist (or better yet speak with the person who handles the insurance/billing for the office) to predetermine your benefits. They just send your insurance company a list of all they plan to do and the ins. co. responds with a detailed list of what is and is not covered (and the exact amount they will pay). Then you'll know exactly what you're dealing with.

Answer 2

Not even a cent. I have procelain veneers put in
It's purely cosmetics. It's better than a crown because the integrity of the tooth is preserved. Only a small portion is grind out. The veneer is used as a facade to cover spaces, crooked teeth, discoloration etc. Whereas for a crown, the tooth to be capped is literally grind down to a stud.The crown is covered by insurance and the expense is lower than for a veneer.

Answer 3

with veneers they grind ur tooth down to a little node, & when ur gums get infected from the food that gets stuck in behind them their only goin to pull them out, may as well get false & save all that work & painful look u'll have on ur face

Answer 4

No they do not, because they consider this a cosmetic procedure. Some might if you have been in a car accident or some other trama to the mouth.

Answer 5

From my understanding this company covers all cosmetic work, or at least gives you a discount.

http://www.usabenefits.org

Hope this helps.