How do you get dental work done at a hospital?!

Question: How do you get dental work done at a hospital?

I don't have dental insurance but I do have Medicaid (which in TN doesn't cover dental services for ppl over age 19). I went and had an extraction done at a dental office and he did finish the extraction but told me if I needed anymore work done I'd have to have it done at a hospital under general anesthesia because I have MS so my body doesn't respond to anesthetics. So my questions are, how do i get it done at the hospital? Do I just call them. Or do I go thru my primary care doctor? Also would this be covered under my medical insurance with it being done in a hospital?

Answers:

Your dentist will have to admit you to the hospital and arrange for the OR. And, yes, under certain circumstances, dental surgery must be done in the hospital.

Just trip over a wheelchair and damage your teeth.... then you can sue them and get your teeth done :)

Angry chicanos.

It doesn't work that way. You go to the dentist for dental work. You go to the hospital if you get hurt.

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