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J_B
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Briefly ..
We're on holiday and a crown has shattered on one of my teeth
Had a temporary repair with a renewal promised before we go home.
What wording should I ask them to put on the invoice to stop the insurers avoiding payment?
"Emergency dental treatment" - will that do?
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My guess would be
Emergency dental treatment: temporary repair to fractured crown to relieve pain and allow normal function.
Emergency = unplanned and necessary
Temporary = its not elective or cosmetic
Pain Relief = medical necessityI have a tendency to mute most posts so if your expecting me to respond you might be waiting along time!0 -
Sounds likely, but if you have access to the policy wording, you should be able to copy the relevant phrase from there? Have you contacted the insurer yet?0
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