Generally speaking, tooth extraction is covered by medical insurance everywhere, and wisdom tooth extraction belongs to tooth extraction and should also be reimbursed. However, tooth extraction needs to go to a designated medical insurance hospital, and only those within the scope of medical insurance can be reimbursed. Some self-funded items, such as minimally invasive surgery fees and self-funded drugs, cannot be reimbursed and need to be borne by individuals, while the main tooth extraction treatment fees generated by wisdom tooth extraction fees can be reimbursed.
Specifically, you need to consult the hospital medical insurance department to further understand the local medical insurance policy. According to national regulations, therapeutic dental treatment belongs to medical insurance coverage, and the main expenses included in medical insurance are tooth filling (including basic materials and treatment fees), tooth extraction, treatment of periodontal disease and gingivitis.
At present, the items that cannot be reimbursed by medical insurance are: dental implants, porcelain teeth, dental implants and orthodontics. These expenses belong to high material costs or medical beauty restoration activities, and they cannot enjoy medical insurance reimbursement.