Which of the following is NOT a common exclusion found in most health policies?

The choice regarding dental procedures due to a birth defect is often not categorized as a common exclusion in most health policies. Many health insurance plans recognize the importance of treating congenital conditions, such as dental issues stemming from birth defects, and may provide coverage for these treatments under certain circumstances.

In contrast, exclusions like self-inflicted injuries, workers’ compensation claims, and injuries resulting from acts of war are typically included in health policies. Self-inflicted injuries are usually excluded because insurance is designed to cover unforeseen and accidental injuries. Workers' compensation claims are handled through a different insurance framework specifically dedicated to workplace injuries, while injuries related to war or acts of war are excluded because they pertain to high-risk events that insurers cannot adequately predict or price. Therefore, the coverage of dental procedures due to birth defects stands out as less commonly excluded.