Dental Care

Treatment and prevention, minus anything purely cosmetic.

Dental care is eligible when it treats or prevents a problem, and excluded when it is purely cosmetic. Cleanings, fillings and braces are in. Whitening and everyday hygiene products are out. Pages below show the rule for each, with notes on paperwork.

Dental Cleanings & Checkups ELIGIBLE Braces & Orthodontia ELIGIBLE Teeth Whitening NOT ELIGIBLE Regular Toothbrush NOT ELIGIBLE

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HSA-Eligible Expenses

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HSA/FSA Reimbursement & Documentation

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