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unfortunately, insurances do not pay what they use to and if you elect to get metal free crowns . Ceramic substrates , zirconia crowns are considered an upgrade. As a result , the office can charge you additional fees and what they give you has to match what is billed to the insurance.
Hi, Barbara. I am assuming your insurance is a PPO insurance. These insurances do require itemizing everything into a crown and the insurance codes require sometimes 2 entries on charging crowns.You might want to ask your dental office this question as I am sure they are more than willing to help.
Your dentist likely has to itemize the fees for your insurance. Insurance companies are all moving towards less reimbursement for dental care, and may only reimburse the portion attributed to a cheaper type of crown. I'm in Canada, so I don't know all the ups and downs of insurance in the US, but here we have to itemize the crown and the lab bill separately.
Hi, I think that if you choose B1 it will be too bright in relation to your lower teeth. Hard to tell from the photos but you appear to have some grayish on the lower teeth. The C range may be better. It is hard to tell with temporaries as they are not made of porcelain and so you have a...
Hi:There is a slim possiblity that the post can be removed without damage to the tooth. However, since the crown and the post has come out several times, then doing another post and crown may not be the best long term option.Best,Dr. Maddahi
In some conditions splinted crowns are indicated, but if that is not required thn separate crowns are always beneficial . one example is , in future , if issue is with any one crown thn only that replacement is required but in splinted unit u have to go for whole unit and have to pay for all crown.
