In most cases, you are responsible for getting and finding a way to pay for your medical and dental care after a car accident. However, you are entitled to be reimbursed for that cost by the at-fault driver and their motor vehicle insurance company.
Unfortunately, unless you have dental insurance, you may have to pay for the care out of your pocket or find another source of payment. Some insurance plans will cover things like jaw injuries, but may not cover the cost of crowns, bridges or implants. Many personal injury lawyers have relationships with medical and dental finance companies that might be able to advance the cost of care, to be reimbursed when your case settles.