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    Dental Clinics in Dubai That Accept NAS Insurance

    NAS is a leading third-party administrator managing health benefits for thousands of UAE employees. Find NAS in-network dental clinics across Dubai, compare AED 1,000-3,000+ annual dental caps, and learn exactly how to use your NAS card for direct billing so you pay only your co-payment after any required pre-auth.

    For a full comparison of all Dubai health insurance dental plans, visit our dental insurance hub for Dubai.

    AED 1,000–1,500
    Annual cap (Basic)
    AED 2,500–3,000
    Annual cap (Enhanced)
    Network clinics
    Direct billing
    Crowns, canals
    Pre-auth required
    Reviewed by Dentist Near Me Dubai Team · April 2026
    Quick Answer

    NAS (National Al Ain Services) is a UAE TPA primarily operating in Abu Dhabi and the Northern Emirates. NAS-administered health plans include dental coverage with direct billing at NAS-network clinics. NAS is commonly used by Abu Dhabi government-linked employers and some mid-size companies. The NAS card is accepted at a network of approved dental providers across the UAE.

    • TPA based in Abu Dhabi — strong in Abu Dhabi and Northern Emirates
    • Annual dental caps typically run AED 1,000–3,000+ depending on employer plan
    • NAS card accepted at approved network dental clinics
    • Direct billing must be confirmed for your exact NAS plan and clinic
    • Pre-auth via NAS portal for major dental work
    • Coverage terms depend on your employer's underlying insurance plan

    Insurance plan-fit checklist

    Ask a verified clinic to confirm your NAS plan before you book.

    Shortlist verified clinics by area and treatment, then confirm network status, direct billing, pre-authorisation, and your remaining dental limit before treatment starts.

    Card check

    Confirm your exact policy and network tier.

    Co-pay clarity

    Ask what is covered and what remains self-pay.

    Nearby options

    Shortlist clinics in the areas you actually visit.

    Ask clinics to confirm plan fit

    Confirm before treatment: clinic participation, direct billing, pre-authorisation, and remaining dental limits can vary by plan tier, branch, provider network, and treatment code. Ask the clinic and NAS to verify your exact policy before you approve treatment.

    Patient confirming NAS coverage at a Dubai dental clinic

    NAS network check

    Confirm direct billing, dental sub-limit, and pre-auth needs with the clinic and insurer before treatment.

    What is NAS Health Insurance?

    NAS is a third-party administrator (TPA) operating under National General Insurance, one of the UAE's established insurers with decades of presence in the market. Rather than being an insurer itself, NAS manages health benefit claims and provider networks on behalf of corporate clients — meaning your employer purchases a group health plan and NAS administers the day-to-day processing of claims, authorisations, and provider billing.

    NAS is particularly prevalent among employers based in Abu Dhabi and across the Northern Emirates, but its DHA-licensed dental provider network extends throughout Dubai. If your health card shows NAS branding, you are covered by a NAS-administered plan and can access the NAS provider network for dental care in Dubai.

    Important: Because NAS is a TPA, your exact dental coverage depends on the plan your employer has contracted — not on NAS directly. Two employees at different companies may both have NAS-branded cards but completely different dental benefit levels. Always check your specific plan schedule or call NAS member services before any significant dental treatment.

    Which insurers use NAS as TPA?

    NAS can appear on your health card even when another insurer underwrites the policy. For dental care, the practical question is whether the clinic can verify NAS eligibility, submit pre-authorisation for major work, and offer direct billing for your exact employer plan.

    National General Insurance (NGI)

    Commonly paired with NAS-administered corporate health cards in the UAE.

    GIG Gulf / AXA legacy groups

    Some employer groups may use NAS-style network administration depending on contract history.

    RAK Insurance and regional insurers

    Mid-market and regional group policies may route eligibility checks through NAS.

    Employer self-funded or bespoke group plans

    Large employers can use NAS to administer claims even when the risk carrier differs.

    Before booking, ask the clinic: "Can you verify my NAS card for dental direct billing, and which treatments need pre-authorisation under my plan?" This prevents the common surprise of paying upfront because the clinic accepts NAS generally but not your specific network tier.

    What Does NAS Dental Insurance Cover

    Coverage scope varies by employer-negotiated plan tier. The lists below reflect typical NAS group health plan inclusions and exclusions across Dubai.

    Covered by NAS Plans

    • Routine dental consultation and examination
    • Dental X-rays — periapical, bitewing, panoramic OPG
    • Scale and polish (professional teeth cleaning)
    • Composite resin fillings (tooth-coloured)
    • Amalgam fillings
    • Simple tooth extractions
    • Emergency dental treatment
    • Root canal treatment (Enhanced plan, pre-auth required)
    • Dental crowns — zirconia and PFM (pre-auth required)
    • Surgical extractions — wisdom teeth (pre-auth required)

    NOT Covered by NAS Plans

    • Dental implants (all standard NAS plans)
    • Porcelain veneers and dental bonding
    • Teeth whitening — in-clinic and home kits
    • Orthodontics and braces (unless medically necessary)
    • Invisalign and clear aligner therapy
    • Hollywood smile makeovers
    • Purely cosmetic procedures

    See dental treatment costs in Dubai for out-of-pocket price ranges.

    NAS Dental Plan Tiers and Annual Caps

    Annual limits apply per insured member per policy year. Corporate plans vary significantly — always verify your exact limit with NAS or your HR department.

    Plan TierAnnual Dental CapWhat Is Covered
    NAS Basic / PreventiveAED 1,000–1,500 / yearRoutine checkups, cleaning, basic X-rays, emergency dental
    NAS StandardAED 1,500–2,500 / yearAll Basic + composite fillings, simple extractions, basic restorative
    NAS EnhancedAED 2,500–3,000 / yearAll Standard + root canal (pre-auth), crown (pre-auth), surgical extractions
    NAS Corporate PremiumAED 3,000+ / yearAll Enhanced + bridges (pre-auth), partial dentures, advanced restorative

    Caps are indicative for typical group plans. Contact NAS member services or visit nas.ae to verify your exact benefit schedule.

    Dental Clinics That Accept NAS Insurance in Dubai

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    How to Use Your NAS Card at a Dubai Dental Clinic

    From finding an in-network clinic to paying only your co-payment — here is how the process works step by step.

    1

    Locate a NAS-approved dental clinic in Dubai

    Use the NAS member app or the NAS provider portal on their website to search for DHA-licensed dental clinics that are in your NAS network. You can also call the NAS provider line printed on the back of your health card. DentistNearMeDubai lists clinics that accept NAS — filter by insurance to narrow your search quickly.

    2

    Confirm your plan type and benefit limits

    NAS manages health benefits for many UAE employers, and your dental sub-limit depends entirely on the plan your employer has contracted. Before your appointment, call NAS member services or check the NAS mobile app to confirm your remaining annual dental benefit, co-payment percentage, and any deductible that applies.

    3

    Present your NAS card at the clinic

    At the reception desk, present your NAS health card alongside your Emirates ID. The clinic's front desk staff will verify your active policy and benefit status through the NAS provider portal or direct billing system. Keep a note of your remaining benefit balance so there are no surprises.

    4

    Obtain pre-authorisation for major dental work

    Treatments such as root canals, dental crowns, surgical extractions, and bridges require prior authorisation from NAS before treatment begins. Your dentist will submit clinical documentation — X-rays, treatment plan, and diagnosis code — to NAS. Approval typically takes 1–3 working days. Never start a major procedure without confirmed pre-auth, as NAS may decline the claim otherwise.

    5

    Pay only your co-payment

    NAS in-network clinics operate under direct billing, meaning they invoice NAS directly for the approved amount. You pay only your co-payment, which is typically 10–20% of the approved claim. Keep all receipts. If your clinic is out-of-network, pay in full and submit a reimbursement claim with original receipts and medical reports to NAS within the claim submission window stated on your policy.

    Preauthorisation Under NAS Plans

    Several dental procedures require NAS pre-authorisation before treatment can begin. Submitting a claim without prior authorisation for these procedures is one of the most common reasons dental claims are rejected. Below is a reference guide to know which treatments need pre-auth.

    TreatmentPre-auth Required?Notes
    Routine checkup and cleaningNoCovered under all plan tiers
    Dental X-raysNoPeriapical, bitewing, OPG panoramic
    Composite fillingNoStandard and Enhanced plans
    Simple extractionNoCovered under all plan tiers
    Emergency dentalNoCovered under all plan tiers
    Root canal treatmentYesEnhanced plan only; clinical notes and X-rays required
    Dental crown (zirconia / PFM)YesEnhanced and Premium plans; treatment plan submission required
    Surgical extraction (wisdom tooth)YesOPG required with request
    Dental bridgeYesPremium plan only; full documentation required
    Partial dentureYesPremium plan only

    NAS Dental Claim Process Step by Step

    As a Third-Party Administrator, the NAS TPA processes claims on behalf of the underlying insurance company. The NAS claim process for dental treatment follows a clear path whether you are using direct billing or submitting a reimbursement request. Understanding the NAS dental benefits claim cycle prevents delays and rejections.

    Direct Billing (Cashless) Process

    1. 1. Present NAS insurance card and Emirates ID at the dental clinic reception
    2. 2. Clinic performs real-time NAS eligibility verification using the NAS online portal
    3. 3. For treatments requiring NAS pre-approval, the clinic submits a prior authorisation request with clinical documentation
    4. 4. NAS approves or modifies the treatment plan — typically within 2–4 hours for standard requests
    5. 5. Treatment proceeds; you pay only the co-payment (typically 10–20%) and any amounts exceeding your NAS dental benefits cap
    6. 6. Clinic submits the claim electronically to NAS; NAS settles directly with the clinic

    Reimbursement (Out-of-Network) Process

    1. 1. Pay the full invoice at the non-NAS clinic — keep all original receipts and itemised bills
    2. 2. Obtain a detailed itemised invoice with dental treatment codes (DHA billing codes preferred)
    3. 3. Complete the NAS reimbursement claim form — available from your employer HR department or the NAS member portal
    4. 4. Submit with supporting documents within 90 days of treatment date
    5. 5. NAS reviews and reimburses the covered amount (minus co-payment) to your bank account within 15–21 working days

    Note: NAS TPA reimbursement claims submitted after 90 days are typically declined. Emergency treatment abroad or outside the network may have different submission rules — check with your employer HR.

    NAS Dental Network Guide — Finding the Right Clinic

    The NAS dental network includes hundreds of clinics across Dubai. Since NAS is a TPA (Third-Party Administrator) rather than a direct insurer, the coverage also depends on the underlying insurance company your employer uses. Here is how to navigate the NAS network effectively.

    1

    Understand your plan sponsor

    NAS manages claims for multiple insurance companies. Your NAS card may be backed by NGI (National General Insurance), GIG Gulf, RAK Insurance, or another insurer. Knowing which insurer backs your plan helps when escalating claim disputes beyond NAS to the insurer directly.

    2

    Search the NAS provider directory

    Visit nas.ae and use the 'Find a Provider' tool to search for dental clinics by emirate, area, and specialty. Filter specifically for dental providers to avoid general medical clinics. The NAS network list is updated quarterly — always check online rather than relying on a printed list.

    3

    Use DentistNearMeDubai to cross-reference

    Our platform lists clinics that accept NAS insurance. Cross-reference with the NAS portal for the most current status. Clinics sometimes join or leave the NAS network mid-year due to fee schedule renegotiations.

    4

    Confirm your specific plan sub-type

    NAS Basic, Standard, Enhanced, and Premium plan tiers have different fee schedules. A clinic may accept NAS Enhanced but not NAS Basic. Always tell the clinic your exact plan tier when calling — not just 'NAS'.

    5

    Ask about specialist referrals

    For complex treatments (orthodontics, implants, oral surgery), your NAS plan may require a referral from a general dentist before seeing a specialist. Confirm whether your plan requires GP referral for specialist dental care, or whether you can self-refer.

    Comparing NAS to other insurers? Bupa Global and MetLife are popular alternatives for expats. See our dental insurance comparison guide and expat dental care guide for a full overview.

    NAS Dental Coverage Limits and What They Mean

    Knowing your NAS dental benefits limits helps you plan treatment strategically throughout the policy year. Here is what each limit type means and how to manage them.

    Annual Dental Limit

    The total AED amount NAS will pay for dental treatment in your policy year. Basic: AED 1,000. Standard: AED 1,500. Enhanced: AED 3,000. Premium: AED 5,000+. Unused limits do not carry over to the next year.

    Co-payment Percentage

    Your share of each covered treatment. NAS typically sets co-pay at 10–20% for in-network clinics. At out-of-network clinics, co-pay is often 30–40% of the allowed amount. Co-pay applies even after deductible.

    Per-Treatment Sub-limits

    Even within your annual cap, individual treatments may have sub-limits. Example: AED 800 per root canal, AED 1,200 per crown. Sub-limits apply per tooth or per treatment episode, not per year.

    Tips to maximise your NAS dental benefits

    • • Book your annual check-up and cleaning early in the policy year — these do not count against major treatment sub-limits
    • • If you need a crown and a root canal, check whether doing both in the same policy year exceeds your annual cap
    • • Use the NAS member portal to check remaining benefit balance before scheduling expensive treatment
    • • Request a benefit pre-determination (cost estimate) from NAS before starting any major treatment — this shows exactly what NAS will pay
    • • If your annual limit resets in December, schedule discretionary treatment before year-end to avoid losing unused benefits

    NAS Plan Verification Questions for Dubai Clinics

    Below is a selection of well-reviewed dental clinics across Dubai that accept NAS insurance for direct billing. Consultation fees shown are typical ranges — your co-payment will depend on your specific NAS plan tier and copay percentage. Always call the clinic before booking to confirm they accept your NAS plan sub-type.

    ClinicAreaConsultation (AED)Specialties
    Smile Gallery Dental CentreAl BarshaAED 100–150General, Cosmetic, Orthodontics
    American Dental ClinicDubai MarinaAED 150–200General, Implants, Endodontics
    Medcare Dental CentreJumeirahAED 150–250General, Pediatric, Prosthodontics
    Dr. Joy Dental ClinicUmm SuqeimAED 100–200General, Cosmetic, Periodontics
    Versailles Dental ClinicJumeirah 1AED 120–180General, Orthodontics, Cosmetic
    Emirates Hospital Dental CentreMotor CityAED 150–250General, Oral Surgery, Pediatric
    Aster Dental CentreAl QusaisAED 80–150General, Endodontics, Restorative
    NOA Dental ClinicJumeirah Village CircleAED 100–180General, Cosmetic, Implants

    Prices are indicative consultation fee ranges and may change. With NAS direct billing, you pay only your co-payment (typically 10–20%), not the full consultation fee. Verify fees when booking.

    Looking for clinics by area? Browse our Dubai Marina dental clinics, JLT dental clinics, or Al Barsha dental clinics pages.

    How NAS Compares to Other Dubai Insurance Providers

    Each insurer and TPA in Dubai offers different dental sub-limits, coverage scope, and network sizes. Here is how NAS stacks up against other major providers for dental benefits.

    ProviderAnnual Dental LimitRoot Canal CoveredCrowns CoveredImplants Covered
    NASAED 1,000–3,000+Enhanced plans onlyEnhanced/PremiumNot covered
    DamanAED 1,500–25,000Enhanced/PlatinumEnhanced/PlatinumNot covered
    CignaAED 2,500–unlimitedMost plansMost plansPremium only (50%)
    MetLifeAED 1,500–8,000Standard/EnhancedEnhanced onlyNot covered
    SukoonAED 1,500–5,000Enhanced plansEnhanced plansNot covered

    Comparison is based on typical mid-tier employer plans. Premium and bespoke corporate plans may differ significantly. See individual insurer pages for full details.

    NAS Dental Coverage by Treatment

    The table below shows typical NAS coverage percentages for common dental treatments in Dubai, along with whether pre-authorisation is required and the approximate out-of-pocket cost if you pay privately. Coverage percentages apply to Enhanced and Premium plan tiers — Basic plans cover preventive care only. For a comprehensive cost breakdown, see our dental treatment costs in Dubai 2026 guide.

    TreatmentNAS Coverage %Pre-auth NeededTypical Cost (AED)
    Dental Check-up100%NoAED 150–300
    Teeth Cleaning80–100%NoAED 200–400
    Dental X-rays80–100%NoAED 100–350
    Composite Filling70–80%NoAED 200–500
    Simple Extraction80%NoAED 300–600
    Root Canal (Front)50–70%YesAED 1,000–2,000
    Root Canal (Molar)50–70%YesAED 1,500–3,000
    Dental Crown (Zirconia)50–70%YesAED 1,500–3,500
    Surgical Extraction50–70%YesAED 800–2,000
    Dental Bridge (3-unit)50%YesAED 3,500–7,000
    Dental ImplantNot coveredN/AAED 6,000–12,000
    Teeth WhiteningNot coveredN/AAED 1,000–2,500
    Veneers (per tooth)Not coveredN/AAED 1,000–3,000
    Braces / OrthodonticsNot coveredN/AAED 5,000–15,000

    Coverage percentages are indicative for Enhanced/Premium NAS plans. Basic and Standard plans have more limited coverage. Always verify with NAS member services before treatment.

    Frequently Asked Questions About NAS Dental Coverage

    What is NAS health insurance in the UAE?
    NAS is a third-party administrator (TPA) operating under National General Insurance, one of the UAE's established insurers with decades of presence in the market. NAS manages health insurance benefits on behalf of many UAE-based employers, processing claims and maintaining a provider network across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and other emirates. As a TPA, NAS does not underwrite insurance itself — the risk is carried by the underlying insurer your employer has contracted. NAS is particularly prevalent among employers based in Abu Dhabi and is widely accepted at DHA-licensed dental clinics across Dubai.
    Does NAS insurance cover dental implants in Dubai?
    Standard NAS health plans do not cover dental implants in Dubai, as implants are classified as a cosmetic or elective procedure rather than a medically necessary one. This exclusion applies across Basic, Standard, and Enhanced NAS plan tiers. If you require implants, you will need to pay out of pocket — costs in Dubai range from AED 6,000 to AED 12,000 per implant including the crown. Some highly customised corporate plans may include partial implant cover, so it is always worth checking your specific benefit schedule with NAS member services.
    Which NAS plan tier covers root canal treatment?
    Root canal treatment is generally covered under NAS Enhanced and NAS Corporate Premium plan tiers, subject to prior authorisation. NAS Basic and Standard plans typically do not include root canal coverage and are limited to preventive care, cleaning, fillings, and simple extractions. If you are unsure which tier your employer has purchased, check the NAS member app or call the member services number on your health card before scheduling an endodontic procedure.
    How do I check my NAS dental benefit balance?
    You can check your remaining NAS dental benefit balance through the NAS mobile app, the NAS member portal online, or by calling NAS member services directly using the number printed on your health insurance card. The NAS app shows your annual dental sub-limit, how much has been utilised year-to-date, and the renewal date. It is a good practice to check your balance before any dental appointment, especially before major restorative work that could approach or exceed your annual cap.
    Do I need pre-authorisation for a crown under NAS insurance?
    Yes — dental crowns require pre-authorisation from NAS on Enhanced and Premium plans before the crown is fabricated. Your treating dentist must submit clinical notes, X-rays showing the condition of the tooth, and a written treatment plan to NAS. The NAS pre-authorisation team will review the request and issue an approval or denial, typically within 1–3 working days. It is important that you do not proceed with crown preparation before receiving written pre-auth confirmation, as NAS may refuse to pay claims submitted without prior authorisation.
    Can I visit any dental clinic in Dubai using NAS insurance?
    You can visit any DHA-licensed dental clinic in Dubai, but only in-network clinics offer direct billing — meaning NAS pays the clinic directly and you pay only your co-payment. If you choose an out-of-network clinic, you will need to pay the full treatment cost upfront and then submit a reimbursement claim to NAS within the time window specified in your policy. Reimbursement for out-of-network visits may be subject to an additional excess or may only be paid at the in-network tariff rate, leaving a gap for you to cover.
    What is the typical annual dental limit under NAS plans?
    Annual dental limits under NAS plans range from AED 1,000 for basic preventive-only plans up to AED 3,000 or more for enhanced corporate plans. The exact limit depends entirely on what your employer has negotiated with their insurer through NAS. Many standard group health plans in the UAE carry a dental sub-limit of AED 1,500–2,500 per member per year. Once this sub-limit is exhausted, all further dental costs in that policy year must be paid out of pocket.
    How do I check if my dentist accepts NAS insurance?
    There are several reliable ways to verify whether a specific dental clinic in Dubai accepts your NAS insurance card. Download the NAS mobile app and use the provider search to look up dental clinics by name, area, or specialty. The app shows real-time network status and will confirm whether a clinic is currently contracted with NAS. You can also visit the NAS provider portal at nas.ae to search the provider directory, or call the NAS member services number on the back of your health card. Always call the dental clinic directly to confirm they accept NAS before booking.
    What is the dental coverage limit under NAS plans?
    The dental coverage limit under NAS plans varies significantly depending on the plan tier your employer has negotiated. NAS Basic plans typically carry AED 1,000–1,500 annually for preventive care only. NAS Standard plans offer AED 1,500–2,500 and extend to fillings and simple extractions. NAS Enhanced plans provide AED 2,500–3,000 and add root canal treatment and crowns with pre-authorisation. NAS Corporate Premium plans may exceed AED 3,000 and include bridges and advanced restorative procedures. These limits reset on your policy renewal date.
    How do I get pre-authorization for dental treatment with NAS?
    Visit an in-network NAS dental clinic and have the dentist examine you and prepare a treatment plan. The dentist will then submit a pre-authorization request to NAS electronically through the provider portal, attaching diagnostic X-rays, clinical notes, and the treatment plan with procedure codes and estimated costs. NAS typically reviews requests within 1–3 working days and issues a written approval or denial. Do not proceed with any major dental treatment — root canals, crowns, surgical extractions, bridges — until you receive written NAS confirmation, as unapproved treatment is commonly denied.
    Does NAS cover cosmetic dentistry in Dubai?
    No — NAS health insurance plans do not cover cosmetic dental procedures in Dubai. Treatments classified as cosmetic or elective are explicitly excluded from all NAS plan tiers, including Basic, Standard, Enhanced, and Corporate Premium. This means teeth whitening, porcelain veneers, dental bonding for aesthetic purposes, Hollywood smile makeovers, and gum contouring are not covered and must be paid entirely out of pocket. A crown placed after a root canal to protect a structurally compromised tooth is considered medically necessary and may be covered, while a crown placed solely to improve appearance of a healthy tooth would be denied.
    Is NAS insurance only available in Abu Dhabi?
    No — although NAS (National Al Ain Services) is headquartered in Abu Dhabi and has historically been strongest there, NAS-administered health plans are accepted at DHA-licensed dental clinics across Dubai and other UAE emirates. Many Dubai employers — particularly companies with Abu Dhabi headquarters or operations — use NAS as their TPA. If your health card shows NAS branding, you can use it at any in-network clinic across the UAE, not just in Abu Dhabi.
    Does NAS cover dental X-rays and check-ups in Dubai?
    Yes — dental check-ups (examination and consultation) and dental X-rays are covered under all NAS plan tiers, including NAS Basic. Periapical X-rays, bitewing X-rays, and panoramic OPG X-rays are typically included in the annual dental sub-limit. Professional teeth cleaning (scale and polish) is also covered on all plan tiers. These preventive treatments do not require pre-authorisation and can be carried out during your regular check-up appointment at any NAS in-network dental clinic.
    What happens if NAS denies my dental pre-auth request?
    If NAS denies your pre-authorisation request, you have the right to appeal the decision. Ask your dentist to prepare additional clinical documentation supporting the medical necessity of the treatment — this may include specialist letters, updated X-rays, or a more detailed justification. Submit the appeal to NAS in writing through the provider portal or directly via NAS member services. You can also contact the UAE Insurance Authority if you believe the denial was unjustified and the insurer is not responding appropriately. If the appeal fails, you can proceed with treatment out of pocket and explore whether your insurer offers any reimbursement at all.
    How does NAS direct billing work at dental clinics?
    When you attend a dental clinic that is active for your exact NAS plan, you present your NAS health card at reception. The clinic verifies your coverage electronically, identifies your plan tier and remaining annual dental sub-limit, and carries out treatment after you approve the patient-pay amount. If direct billing applies, the clinic submits the claim to NAS via the provider portal and you pay the co-payment or uncovered portion at the desk.
    Can I use NAS insurance for wisdom tooth removal in Dubai?
    Wisdom tooth removal (third molar extraction) coverage under NAS depends on the complexity of the extraction and your plan tier. Simple wisdom tooth extractions are typically covered under NAS Standard and above. Surgical wisdom tooth extractions — where the tooth is impacted or requires bone removal — require pre-authorisation and are generally covered only under NAS Enhanced and Corporate Premium plans. Your dentist or oral surgeon will assess the complexity and submit a pre-auth request if required before proceeding with surgical removal.

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