Medical insurance typically does not cover dentures, as they are generally considered a part of dental care rather than medical care. Most medical insurance plans exclude dental procedures and devices, including dentures. However, there may be exceptions depending on the specifics of your health coverage, the reason for the dentures, and whether they are part of treatment following an accident or a medical condition. Individuals looking for coverage for dentures should explore dental insurance plans or dental discount programs, which often cover a portion of the costs associated with dentures. Some government programs like Medicaid provide limited dental benefits that might cover dentures, but eligibility and coverage vary by state. It is also worth reviewing any additional health insurance options or riders which could potentially include dental benefits within medical insurance plans. Always check the details of your insurance policy or contact your insurance provider to understand the extent of your coverage for dentures.