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Dentovio public answer
For implants the published payer criteria are qualitative: no payer document Dentovio read publishes a bone-height or bone-width figure, and none requires cone-beam imaging.
For implants the published payer criteria are qualitative: no payer document Dentovio read publishes a bone-height or bone-width figure, and none requires cone-beam imaging. Cigna considers surgical placement where there is a limited number of missing un-replaced teeth, typically three or fewer, may decline where conventional prosthetics can reasonably address the case — typically four or more missing un-replaced teeth — and limits a fully edentulous arch to three implants per quadrant and six per arch. Aetna lists the documentation, with no narrative required, and requires other active periodontal disease to be treated and under control before immediate placement in an extraction site. Delta Dental Insurance's imaging requirement is post-operative, and its dimensional rule is qualitative. Guardian publishes no implant criteria at all beyond a coverage-election statement and a bundling rule. In Medicaid, DentaQuest's Colorado program covers implants only under the intellectual-and-developmental-disability waiver, with Class I or II bone and no daily tobacco use, and MCNA's Texas program removed the implant codes from its covered grid in 2016.
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