Dental & Vision
Original Medicare generally doesn't cover routine dental care, eye exams for glasses, or eyeglasses. Standalone plans can fill that gap.
By calling this number, you will be connected with a licensed insurance agent. Calls are answered by Dora or her office.
Dental plans
Standalone dental plans can help with cleanings, exams, X-rays, fillings, and, depending on the plan, crowns, dentures, and implants.
- Some plans let you see any dentist; others use a network with lower costs
- Most plans have a yearly maximum benefit
- Major work like crowns or dentures may have a waiting period
Vision plans
Vision plans can help pay for a yearly eye exam and an allowance toward frames, lenses, or contacts.
- Often paired with a dental plan for one monthly premium
- Check whether your eye doctor and optical shop participate
Who these plans are for
- People with Original Medicare and a Medicare Supplement, which don't include routine dental or vision
- People whose Medicare Advantage dental benefit is too limited for the work they need
- Anyone, at any age, who wants dental or vision coverage of their own
Dental and vision plans are not Medicare plans and are not connected with or endorsed by the federal Medicare program.
Have dental work coming up?
Tell Dora what you need done. She'll explain which plans could help and how their waiting periods and maximums apply.
By calling this number, you will be connected with a licensed insurance agent. Calls are answered by Dora or her office.