Can I apply for social security for filling my teeth?

Dental fillings can be reimbursed through social security.

Social security is a national welfare policy, which aims to provide basic medical security for the general public. Within the scope of social security, filling teeth can be reimbursed. Specifically, the cost of materials, treatment and examination involved in the process of filling teeth can be reimbursed by social security.

It should be noted that there may be differences in social security policies in different regions, so it is best to consult the local social security policies first to understand the specific reimbursement ratio and scope, and then make up the treatment. In addition, some special filling materials may not be covered by social security reimbursement, so you must communicate with your doctor before treatment and choose the appropriate filling materials.

In addition to social security reimbursement, you can also consider buying commercial medical insurance to improve the level of medical security. When choosing commercial medical insurance, you need to read the terms of the insurance contract carefully to understand the insurance liability, claim settlement process and deductible, so as to get full protection when necessary.

In short, you can enjoy social security reimbursement for filling teeth, but you need to know the local social security policy and the specific scope and proportion of reimbursement before treatment. At the same time, in order to improve the level of medical security, we can consider buying commercial medical insurance to supplement the shortcomings of social security.