Humana Dental is Outrageous!
I recently reached out to Humana Dental regarding a denied claim for a $482 tooth filling. The filling was needed for a tooth that had a partial crown that fell off and required recementing. Their current policy states that if a tooth has any type of crown—be it full, partial, or onlay—regardless of its age, they won’t cover a filling for that same tooth.
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It sounds really frustrating to deal with that kind of policy, especially when you were expecting coverage for necessary dental work. It seems like their guidelines on crowns and fillings can be quite strict and may not take into account individual circumstances. Have you considered appealing the denial or discussing your situation with a customer service representative? Sometimes advocating for yourself can make a difference. It might also be helpful to look into alternative dental insurance options in the future that may have more flexible policies. Hang in there!