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Dental care is a very important part of staying healthy, especially for young children. Your dentist will provide regular check-ups and take care of your regular dental care.
Any dentist who is part of the AmeriHealth Mercy Network can provide dental care. You can find a dentist in your area by searching the Provider Directory or by calling Member Services.
If your current dentist is not in the AmeriHealth Mercy network, call Member Services to find an AmeriHealth Mercy network dentist. You do not need a referral to see the dentist.
It is important to be on time for your appointment. If you are going to be late or need to cancel your appointment, call the dentist’s office ahead of time and let him or her know. Try to give the dentist’s office at least 24 hours notice if you need to change your appointment or you may be charged for the appointment.
Dental Services
If you are eligible for dental benefits under the Medical Assistance Program, you may be eligible for these services:
- check-ups
- x-rays
- extractions
- dental emergencies
- cleanings
- fillings
- sealants (for members younger than 21 years of age)
Members must meet certain criteria to receive the following services:
- anesthesia
- crowns
- dentures
- root canals
- surgical procedures
- braces (for members younger than 21 years of age).
If braces were put on before age 21, services are covered until completed, or age 23, whichever comes first, as long as you continue to be an AmeriHealth Mercy member.
There are no co-pays for dental services. Please see the “Member Co-payment Schedule” for more information.
 Dental care may not be covered for all members age 21 and older. Please call Member Services for more information about your dental benefits.
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