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How do I find a dentist that accepts Medi-Cal?

You can find a Medi-Cal dentist on the ​ Medi-Cal Dental Provider Referral List, or by calling 1-800-322-6384.

What does Denti-Cal cover in 2021?

Denti-Cal will only provide up to $1800 in covered services per year. Some services are not counted towards the cap, such as dentures, extractions, and emergency services. Your dental provider must check with Denti-Cal to find out if you have reached the $1800 cap before treating you.

Is Denti-cal part of Medi-Cal?

California’s Medicaid program, Medi-Cal, currently offers dental services as one of the program’s many benefits. Medi-Cal Dental, also known as Denti-Cal, is the program that provides free or low-cost dental services to eligible children and adults.

How do I know if I have Denti-Cal?

A provider can utilize the following tools to verify whether they are currently enrolled in the Medi-Cal Dental program:

  1. Call the Provider Customer Service Phone Line at: 1 (800) 423-0507.
  2. Submit an electronic Provider Enrollment Status Inquiry Form through the Medi-Cal Dental website and;

Does Medi-Cal cover tooth extractions?

Medi-Cal dental coverage includes the following: Diagnostic and preventive dental hygiene (e.g., examinations, x-rays, and teeth cleanings) Emergency services for pain control. Tooth extractions.

How do you get a Medi-Cal dentist?

To join a dental plan, call Health Care Options at 1-800-430-4263. Or you can complete a Medi-Cal Dental Choice Form. You can find the form on the Download forms page. You can use your Medi-Cal Benefits Identification Card (BIC) for services through Regular Medi-Cal (Fee-For-Service) until you are a dental plan member.

Does Denti-Cal pay for implants?

Older adults of all income levels face a lack of comprehensive dental coverage. For example, as we saw in Maggie’s story, Denti-Cal covers full dentures but not partial dentures, bridges or implants, leaving many older adults with the choice of either pulling out all their teeth or getting no treatment.

Does Medi-cal cover tooth extractions?