Social Security for Dental Prosthetics

Social Security for Dental ProstheticsIn addition to coverage for dental cleanings, fillings, extractions, and wisdom tooth removal, social insurance also provides benefits for dental prosthetics. You can claim reimbursement for dental prosthetics within 5 years from the date they are fitted. The details for dental prosthetics are categorized as follows Partial Removable Dentures Complete Removable Dentures

Fixed Denture (Crown , Bridge , Veneer)

1. General Information Crown: A crown is used to restore a single tooth. Suitable cases for crowns include teeth with large cavities, cracks, fractures, or teeth that have been damaged in an accident and cannot be filled normally. It is also recommended for teeth that have undergone root canal treatment. Bridge: A bridge is used to restore 2-3 teeth, where the natural teeth adjacent to the gap are strong enough to be reshaped as anchor teeth. The replacement tooth fills the gap, resting above the gum and connecting to the adjacent teeth. Materials used for fixed dentures come in various types, such as all-ceramic, porcelain-fused-to-metal, or full-metal. The choice of material depends on the treatment location, functionality, technique, aesthetics, and cost. Your dentist will provide recommendations and guide you in making an informed decision. Veneer: are a cosmetic dental treatment that can reshape, resize, and brighten your teeth according to your preferences. Unlike crowns, veneers require minimal tooth reduction, typically only 0.4 – 0.5 mm, allowing you to achieve a beautiful smile with minimal loss of natural tooth structure. This treatment enhances your appearance and boosts your confidence, giving you a smile that’s uniquely yours. There are 2 types of veneers : Composite Veneer , Ceramic Veneer , Porcelain Veneer 2. Purpose of treatment 3. Alternatives treatment Dental Crowns and Bridges Procedures Veneer Procedures Remark : Depending on Each Individual’s Needs 4. Risk and side effect of treatment 5. Pre / Post Care Post-Operative Instructions for Temporary Dental Crowns / Bridges / Veneers  Post-Operative Instructions for Permanent Dental Crowns / Bridges / Veneers