Patient Guides · Medicare & medical plans

Using your medical insurance or Medicare

Routine dental implants are not a Medicare benefit. But when tooth loss has a medical cause, parts of full-arch treatment may be billable to Medicare or a PPO medical plan. This guide walks you through how that works at our office, step by step, so nothing about the process is a surprise.

Whether your case qualifies is decided after your evaluation and by your plan. Questions? Call (585) 797-1497.

A New York Dental Implants team member taking a digital scan of a patient's mouth during a consultation

See if you’re a candidate

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Please note: routine dental implants are not a Medicaid or Medicare benefit and are primarily paid out-of-pocket or through third-party financing. If you have a credit score below 650, no co-signer, and require financing, we likely cannot help. Tooth loss with a medical cause may be different — see our medical insurance page.