What are the main categories for dental services?

Which of the following would be covered by Orthodontia benefits?

Fillings and crowns are examples of what type of care?

Which type of Dental care would cover an operative treatment of the mouth?

A periodic tooth cleaning is which type of treatment?

Which of the following is the type of treatment and care of gum disease?

In dental care, what level of care is diagnostic and preventive?

Fillings, Periodontics, and simple Oral Surgery typically fall in which category

What treatment refers to the replacement of missing teeth with artificial devices, like dentures called?

A root canal procedure is what type of Dental treatment?

A patient has severe gingivitis and is seeking treatment from his dentist. Which type of dental treatment is this?

Periodontics typically fall in which category?

Inlays, build-ups, crowns, dentures, complex oral surgery, sedation are generally considered?

Which type of dental plan uses percentiles for dental procedures and services that have been measured for a specific region or geographical area?

Which type of dental plan charges rates that are scheduled, or negotiated between the provider and the carrier?

A dental plan in which payment of benefits is based on certain criteria for reasonable pricing in the area.

Which of the following is excluded in a Dental Insurance plan?

Another name for the type of plan pays benefits from a list of procedures up to an amount shown in a schedule?

What type of Dental Care includes fluoride treatments?

Dental plan type that lists an assigned amount payable for each covered service; generally amount is below the average fee charged by dentists- AKA schedule of allowance

Dentist who does not have a contract agreement with benefits carrier.

Period between enrollment date onto a dental plan and the date the enrollee becomes eligible for Major services benefits.

Detailed statement of a processed claim showing the patient - provider - procedure codes - date of service - the carrier's payment - and the patient's copayment.

Unique identification number which can be used to look up a provider, the NPI, stands for what?

Treatment plan submitted to the benefit carrier for review and estimate of payment before services are rendered.

If a non-network dentist submits the claim for the patient/subscriber, the subscriber can provide this authorization for the dental carrier to make payment for covered services directly to the treating dentist.

Which Dental plan would be most expensive?

Which Dental plan would be more expensive?

An adult is covered by both their employer's dental plan, and their spouses dental plan. Which plan is the "Primary" coverage?

A dependent child is covered by two employer-sponsored dental plans, which plan is the "Primary" coverage?

What type of lens is used to correct for only one viewing distance

The following are lenses that darken automatically

_______ refers to how often you can use different parts of your vision benefits.

Which of the following is not a main component of Vision benefit frequency (#/#/#)?

If a vision plan displays frequencies of 12/12/24, which component will only be covered once every 24 months?

If a vision plan displays frequencies of 12/24/24, how often will an eye exam be covered?

If a vision plan displays frequencies of 12/24/24, how often will there be coverage toward frames?

On 1/1/2020, member enrolled in a 12/24/24 Vision plan. On 1/10/2020 member gets an exam and replaces the lenses in current glasses. On 3/1/2021, member gets an exam & wants a whole new pair of glasses. What items would they have coverage toward?

A member got Contacts in March, and is planning for a whole new pair of glasses in June. What component may they not receive coverage toward?

Which Vision plan would be more expensive?

Premiums are generally higher for ______ plans compared to ______ plans due to anticipated employee participation.

________________ are not insurance coverage, but offer eye care at fixed discounted rates, in return for a monthly or annual premium.

With Vision plans, Lasik is almost always

These lenses are also known as "no-line bifocals", as the visible lines of traditional bifocals/trifocals have been eliminated.

These lenses are strong plastic, regularly used in safety glasses, sport glasses, and children’s eyeglasses, but have also become quite common for regular prescription lenses due to their light-weight.