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Orthodontic insurance coverage

The best insurance for orthodontic treatment will depend on individual needs and circumstances. Here are some factors to consider when choosing insurance for orthodontic treatment:

  1. Coverage: It's important to check if the insurance covers orthodontic treatment, and if so, what percentage of the cost is covered.

  2. Deductible: Check if the plan has a deductible and what the amount is.

  3. Network: Consider if the orthodontist you plan to see is in-network under the insurance plan, as this can affect the cost of treatment.

  4. Lifetime maximum: Some insurance plans have a lifetime maximum for orthodontic treatment, so it's important to check if this applies and what the amount is.

  5. Waiting period: Some insurance plans have a waiting period for orthodontic treatment, so it's important to check if this applies and how long it is.

Some popular insurance plans that cover orthodontic treatment include Delta Dental, MetLife, and UnitedHealthcare. It's recommended to check with your insurance provider for more specific information on coverage and any restrictions that may apply.

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