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How Your Daily Medications Impact Your Oral Health

Article at a Glance Many over the counter and prescription medications can affect your oral health. Medications can cause dry…

Can Endurance Training Ruin Your Teeth

Article at a Glance There is a definitive link between endurance training and oral health issues like tooth decay and…

Cheek Biting: Causes, Effects, and How to Stop

If you ever bit the inside of your cheek, you know the pain related to such a mishap. While many…

Thanksgiving Dinner Dental Guide: Tips For a Tooth Friendly Holiday

One of the most important parts of Thanksgiving is sharing dinner with loved ones. With plenty of turkey, stuffing, gravy,…

Hypodontia and Closing the Gaps Left Behind by Missing Permanent Teeth

Article at a Glance Hypodontia is a congenital condition where an individual is missing teeth. Congenitally missing teeth (CMT) is…

Dental Themed Halloween Costume Roundup

Article at a Glance There are great teeth Halloween costumes for kids like a giant tooth, tooth fairy, or dental…

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FAQs About Medicaid Dental Coverage

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Eligibility depends on your state’s specific requirements. However, it generally includes low-income families, pregnant women, children, elderly adults, and individuals with disabilities. To determine your eligibility and benefits, contact your state Medicaid office.
In Texas, Medicaid and CHIP dental coverage for children generally has no annual dollar limits on essential oral care, such as preventive and restorative services. Jefferson Dental’s team stays up to date on these evolving guidelines and helps you understand what your specific plan covers each year.
Adult Medicaid dental coverage typically focuses primarily on medically necessary services and not cosmetic enhancements. However, restorative treatments that improve both function and appearance are often covered.
We accept government plans at most locations, but accepted plans may vary slightly by office. We recommend confirming with your nearest location before booking.
We offer financing options and our Sonrisa Savings Plan to cover any gap in your government plan coverage. Our Treatment Coordinators will walk you through all available options, so you’re never left without a path to care.
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