Proper dental care has been considered a budgetable expense, so traditionally, it has not been included in group health insurance plans. In the 1970s, as its cost increased, dental care was added to employee benefits plans. Some plans include dental coverage as part of the medical plan; others include dental coverage as a separate plan.
However, many health insurance plans do provide coverage for noncosmetic dental work necessary as the result of an accident. Some plans include limited coverage for hospital room and board expenses related to dental procedures, such as removal of impacted wisdom teeth, performed in a hospital. More.
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