Coinsurance
After you meet the applicable deductible, the Expatriate Dental Plan will pay a percentage of in-network dentists' negotiated fees, or, for out-of-network expenses, a percentage of the reasonable and customary (R&C) charges for eligible expenses (see "Defined Terms" for the definition of "Reasonable and Customary"). The exact percentage depends on the type of care you receive. You'll pay the remaining amount as coinsurance, plus any amounts above R&C charges. Please see the chart below for the applicable coinsurance rate. The coinsurance amount does not vary based on whether or not the care is received inside or outside of the United States.
Care Received
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Coinsurance
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Oral exams
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Fluoride
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Prophylaxis (cleaning)
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Full-mouth X-ray
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Bitewing X-ray
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Sealants
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* Two per calendar year for children up to age 19.
Basic restorative care includes fillings, extractions, periodontics, oral surgery, anesthesia, including non-intravenous conscious sedation when medically necessary.
Major restorative care includes dentures, crowns, onlays, tooth implants, bridges, root canal.
Orthodontia care is only covered for your covered children who are under age 19. Please see "Orthodontic Covered Services" for additional information.
Care Received
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Maximum Benefit
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Combined for preventive and restorative care
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Annual maximum of $2,000
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For orthodontia
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Lifetime per-person maximum of $2,500
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