N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 18 § 506.2 - Dental care
(a)
Dental care in the medical assistance program shall include only preventive,
prophylactic and other routine dental care, services and supplies, and dental
prosthetic and orthodontic appliances required to alleviate a serious health
condition including one which affects employability.
(b) Definition of preventive, prophylactic
and other routine dental care, services and supplies. Preventive, prophylactic
and other routine dental care, services and supplies shall mean dental care,
services and supplies deemed essential to maintain an adequate level of dental
health and shall include but need not be limited to:
(1) dental services required for emergency
care and/or the relief of pain or acute infection;
(2) oral examination, including treatment
plan, if necessary;
(3) periapical,
bitewing, occlusal and extraoral radiographs, as required;
(4) oral prophylaxis, including cleaning,
supra and subgingival scaling, and polishing of teeth;
(5) subgingival curettage and root
planning;
(6) topical fluoride
applications for persons 13 years of age and under;
(7) restoration of carious permanent and
primary teeth with:
(i) silver
amalgam;
(ii) silicate
cement;
(iii) plastic materials;
or
(iv) stainless steel
crowns;
(8) pulpotomy
for permanent or primary teeth;
(9)
endodontic therapy for incisor or cuspid teeth;
(10) extraction of infected or nonrestorable
teeth; and
(11) repair of full or
partial dentures, recementing crowns and fixed bridges, or replacing facings on
bridges.
Notes
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