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Most Medicaid plans will not cover dental implants of any kind, including the All-on-4 procedure, because it is seen as an elective treatment. Each state can be different, however. Your best option would be to contact a Medicaid service representative. Best, Dr. Sharma
Medicaid considers implants to be a cosmetic procedure. Although they will not cover anything implant related, they do provide assistance with extractions.
Hi:Unfortunately, Medicaid does not cover all on 4. You might be able to get a full denture only.Best,Dr. Maddahi
When it comes to top level care, like an All on Four reconstruction, you should plan on zero contribution from Medicaid.
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There are pros and cons to each material used when restoring All on Four dental implants. The harder material, porcelain or zirconia, will look and feel more like teeth but don't wear down like acrylic or PMMA does. Instead of wearing down, they can fracture (but usually don't). Acrylic is...
Usually a removable denture is converted into a fixed bridge and the flange as well as the palate is removed. This may seem bulky now but this is to prevent fracture of the temporary bridge. The final prosthesis should be less bulky and polished to high shine.
You should definitely check in with the dentist/surgeon that placed the implant for you. It is not unusual for there to be complications with implants used under an All on Four denture case. It is also possible that the bite needs further adjustment from the dentist that did the all on 4 procedure.
