Medicare’s dental, vision, and hearing coverage is only meant to protect your general health in order for another Medicare-covered health service to go smoothly.

For example, with dental coverage, Medicare does not cover routine check-ups, cleanings, fillings, dentures (full or partial), or most tooth extractions. However, if you happen to have a medical condition that requires “medically necessary” treatment or preventative check-ups such as with diabetes, glaucoma, or cataracts issues, your part B of Medicare will offer some coverage. Medicare is designed to cover only “medically necessary” services when it comes to these three categories.

Dental is usually an add-on product to health insurance. Whether you have an Advantage Plan or a Medicare Supplement, they do not normally cover Dental, Vision, and Hearing. However, we can get you a plan! You can add a stand-alone “D.V.H.” (Dental, Vision, Hearing) plan to any insurance plan you currently have.

Do you need additional Dental, Vision or Hearing coverage with your Medicare Plan? The good news is we can help! Give us a call to find the coverage that best suits your needs.