Health insurance typically does not cover dental implants, as they are considered a dental procedure rather than a medical procedure. However, in some cases, health insurance may provide coverage for dental implant surgery if it is deemed medically necessary to improve overall health, such as in cases where tooth loss has resulted in significant bone loss or other related medical conditions.

It's important to check with your specific health insurance provider to determine what dental services are covered under your policy. Additionally, some dental insurance plans may provide coverage for dental implants or offer supplemental coverage that can help offset the cost of the procedure.

If you are considering getting dental implants, it's recommended to discuss your options with your dentist or oral surgeon and contact your insurance provider to inquire about coverage options. They can provide guidance on the best treatment plan based on your individual needs and financial situation.