Posted on Jul 23, 2020
A1C Jerry Curl
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SSgt Dan Montague
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i am at 70% and i was told they only cover tooth extractions.
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SFC Michael D.
SFC Michael D.
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Yeah, I mean like how hard is that? They could at least venture out and do fillings. Hell even cleanings would be an improvement.
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MAJ Ken Landgren
MAJ Ken Landgren
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Does your spouse get VA Caregiver funds?
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SSgt Dan Montague
SSgt Dan Montague
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MAJ Ken Landgren - No she does not
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SP5 Peter Keane
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VA Dental care is limited to 100% Disabled or Service Connected dental disability.
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CPT Aaron Kletzing
CPT Aaron Kletzing
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+1 -- this is also my understanding. Your husband would have to either have a service-connected dental disability, or be rated at 100% service-connected disabled.
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HN Carmen A. Cancel
HN Carmen A. Cancel
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The veteran must have a total and permanent disability rating (non dental related) for access to dental benefits. Of course, if the veteran IS service connected for a dental related condition, then of course, it doesn't matter what the rating is.
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HN Carmen A. Cancel
HN Carmen A. Cancel
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And, yes. The VA does implants if the patient passes the requirements of the board.
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CPT Aaron Kletzing
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LTC Jason Strickland may also have advice on this. I think he is a leader at the VA.
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LTC Jason Strickland
LTC Jason Strickland
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A1C Jerry Curl, any Veteran needs to be rated by VA in order for them to receive compensation or care. I recommend that you visit this website to learn more about the dental care offered by VA: https://www.va.gov/dental/.
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