Dental implant?!

Dental implant?

I just had a dental implant done last week and once it is healed I will be having the crown placed. Two questions...does dental insurance typically cover the crown placement? and how soon after the implant will I know if my body rejects it?

5 days ago
And before you say it i have reviewed my plan benefits and know that crowns are covered at 50%...just want to know if anyone had issues getting an implant crown approved?

Unfortunately I know no insurance companies that cover implants. If they cover the crowns they didn't mine.

First off did you know your body won't reject the implant but the implant can possibly not "take" and have to be removed to be replaced after the area heals.It isn't often that an implant has problems anymore.

You might feel an odd sensation though which if you do don't panic it is good news. You might feel a ping of pain in the implant area that goes quickly away. Think of snapping your leg with a rubber band, hurts but the pain leaves quickly. (yet a rubber band hurts worse than what I am trying to describe) This is the process of the bond bonding to the titanium. It isn't extreme pain either just so that you notice. I have a mouth full of implants and you can write to me if you want an implant buddy who has been there.