1. Crowns should be predetermined and are subject to the corresponding coinsurances and caps.
2. The implant where the crown will be inserted, must show radiographic evidence of osteointegration and comply with the most recent standards, established by the dental profession.
3. The number of tooth to be used to identify the place of insertion of the crown over an implant will be the area of the missing tooth replaced by the corresponding implant.
4. The replacement of crowns on implants will be considered for replacement, after 5 years have passed, with a proper justification.
5. Partials and dentures over implants are mutually exclusive and cannot be replaced until 5 years have passed.
6. To construct a complete or partial denture over an implant, it includes all procedures, technique, materials, adjustments, repairs and rebases until 6 months after the date of insertion.
7. A complete or partial denture over implant can only be billed after having been inserted. The billing date must coincide with the date of insertion.
8 For those coverages that do not include the benefit of implants but cover crowns on implants, they must comply with the following condition:
It will be an indispensable requirement that there are natural teeth present at both ends of the toothless area making a conventional fixed bridge a viable alternative (see Table of Dental Coverages for this benefit and know the corresponding coinsurances).
