College students' medical insurance can reimburse dentistry.

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.

Second, the scope of reimbursement for college students' medical insurance cards

College students' medical insurance belongs to residents' medical insurance, so the reimbursement scope of medical insurance card is the same as that of residents' medical insurance.

However, there are several situations that are not reimbursed by medical insurance:

1, medical insurance is not reimbursed outside the "three major directories" and is not fully reimbursed within the "three major directories";

2. If there is a third-party responsible person, the third-party responsible person shall bear the medical insurance expenses, and the medical insurance shall not be reimbursed;

3, belongs to the scope of work-related injury insurance payment, medical insurance will not be reimbursed. Belong to the scope of maternity insurance payment, medical insurance will not be reimbursed;

4, preventive vaccines and other public health scope, medical insurance will not be reimbursed;

5. Overseas medical expenses will not be reimbursed by medical insurance;

6. Except for emergency, medical treatment in non-designated medical institutions is not reimbursed, and medical insurance is not reimbursed.