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(12) the retreatment or adjustment, recementation, reline, rebase, replacement or repair of cast restorations, crowns and prostheses, when made by the same Dentist or dental office which provided the initial service, within 6 months of the completion of the service, (13) the replacement of: (a) any full or partial denture, within fIve years; or (b) fIXed prosthetic (crown, inlay or onlay restoration, or fIxed bridge) within eight years; of the date of the last placement of these items, If a replacement is required because of an accidental dental injury sustained while the Covered Person is covered under this Policy, it will be a Covered Expense. (Damage resulting from biting food or other objects is not considered to be an accidental injury.) (14) the insertion, maintenance or removal of implants, and any related expenses. (15) specialized procedures, including: (a) precision or semi-precision attachments; (b) precious metals for removable appliances; (c) overlays and overdentures; or (d) personalization or characterization, (16) duplicate prosthetics, or for initial placement or replacement of athletic mouth guards, bruxism appliances or any appliance to correct harmful habits; and for replacement of: (a) space maintainers; or (b) misplaced, lost or stolen dental appliances, (17) appliances, restorations or procedures, or their modifIcations, that: (a) alter vertical dimension; (b) restore or maintain occlusion or for occlusal adjustment or equilibration; or (c) splint teeth or replace tooth structure lost as a result of erosion, abfraction, abrasion or attrition, (18) charges for services provided by: (a) an ambulatory surgical facility; (b) a hospital; (c) any other facility; or (d) an anesthesiologist. (19) analgesia, sedation, hypnosis or acupuncture, for anxiety or apprehension. (20) any medications administered outside the dentist's office or for prescription drugs. (21) charges which do not directly provide treatment for a dental injury or condition, such as: (a) the completion of claim forms; (b) broken appointments; (c) interest or collection charges; (d) sales or other taxes or surcharges; (e) education, training and supplies used for dietary or nutritional counseling, personal oral hygiene or dental plaque control; (f) caries susceptibility tests, bacteriologic studies, histopathologic exams or pulp vitality testing; or (g) duplication ofx-.rays or other dental records. GLll-16B-EX FL 21 Has TMJ, (I-ill) 09/01/01