Medical necessity?

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hey guys, i currently suffer with an underbite and overcrowding in lower teeth, and it's to the point i actually need jaw surgery to realign my teeth and get braces on top of that as well.

i wanted to know if my case is deemed as a medical necessity because my health insurance will be able to cover the surgery if it is, and i'm quite not sure if my case really is a medical necessity because i don't suffer with sleep apnea or tmj, so please let me know what you think. i am also not sure if surgeons will consider how severe the bite is to make it medical necessity.

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In the US, any insurance carrier is in the business of making money and will find a way to deny covering that treatment. Look into the carrier's coverage details. I had a crown denied after 2 months of completing it.
 

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