Medical insurance for college students belongs to residents' medical insurance, and some dental projects have been included in the scope of medical insurance reimbursement. For example, the cost of filling teeth (including basic materials and treatment fees), tooth extraction and treatment of periodontal diseases, gingivitis and other dental diseases can be reimbursed through college students' medical insurance.

However, if it is medical beauty, such as tooth washing, dental inlay, orthodontics and so on. This kind of medical insurance is not reimbursed. When college students use medical insurance to go to a designated medical institution to see a dentist, they can first ask the doctor whether the item can be reimbursed, and the doctor will generally tell the patient which items can be reimbursed.

Brief introduction of medical insurance for college students;

With the help of the new medical reform plan, college students are included in the scope of medical insurance. In this way, the security level of college students has improved a lot, and the burden of colleges and universities has also been reduced. However, from the perspective of insurance costs, although the amount of "out-of-pocket payment" is still unknown, some college students with poor economic conditions, good health and self-reliance may have conflicts with inclusion in medical insurance because of the burden of payment.

On June 7, 2008, Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Finance jointly held a video conference to make arrangements for the implementation of the Guiding Opinions on Incorporating College Students into the Pilot Area of Basic Medical Insurance for Urban Residents issued by the General Office of the State Council.

According to the Guiding Opinions, the individual payment standards and government subsidy standards for college students to participate in the basic medical insurance for urban residents shall be implemented with reference to the corresponding standards for local primary and secondary school students to participate in the basic medical insurance for urban residents.