Does my insurance cover orthodontics?

Does my insurance cover orthodontics?

Many health insurers will contribute to orthodontic treatment including braces, aligners and retainers as part of ‘Extras’ cover. Extras cover, or general treatment, is a component of health insurance that covers services that usually Medicare does not.

How much do you pay out of pocket for braces with insurance?

Out of pocket, patients with insurance paid an average of $3,407 for traditional metal braces, per reader reports from CostHelper. Insurance usually pays a part of the down payment and spreads the rest of the benefit across the treatment duration.

Can you use 2 insurance plans for braces?

Can I have dual coverage for braces? The answer is yes in most cases but there are a few rules insurance companies follow when determining primary vs. secondary and you want to make sure your plan allows for standard coordination of benefits.

Is Invisalign covered by insurance?

Many dental insurance plans cover Invisalign treatment the same way they cover braces. Your insurance may pay for a certain percentage of your Invisalign treatment, or it may pay for a certain dollar amount. Often there is a lifetime cap on the amount insurance will pay for orthodontic treatment.

Do you have to pay upfront for braces?

Do you have to pay for braces upfront? The short answer is no. If you do choose to pay in full at the beginning, some orthodontists might offer an upfront discount. But opting for a payment plan means that you can get started with your braces or clear aligner treatment now and address the bill a bit later on.

How much is Invisalign for a year?

5. Office Location

State	Urban	Rural
Alaska	$5,500 – $6,500	$5,000 – $7,500
Arizona	$5,000 – $6,000	$4,000 – $5,500
Arkansas	$3,500 – $5,500	$3,000 – $4,500
California	$6,500 – $9,000	$4,500 – $6,000