What Makes Your Dental Plans Different?
Unlike Medicare Supplement Plans (Medigap), Original Medicare (Parts A & B) doesn’t cover most dental care. This includes routine cleanings, fillings, tooth extractions, and dentures. However, you can still get the dental care you need in Western PA with a standalone Medicare dental plan from 724 Medicare.
What Original Medicare Covers
Original Medicare (Parts A & B) offers limited dental coverage in specific situations only. This may include certain dental services provided during an inpatient hospital stay if deemed medically necessary for your overall treatment. For instance, an oral exam before a heart valve replacement or a tooth extraction before cancer treatment.
It’s important to note that coverage specifics can vary.
What Original Medicare Doesn’t Cover
Original Medicare generally doesn’t cover routine dental care or most dental procedures you might need.
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What are the Benefits of Your Dental Plan?
By enrolling in a standalone dental plan from 724 Medicare, you can benefit from:
Comprehensive Coverage
Flexibility
Cost Savings
Peace of Mind
Frequently Asked Questions
Below are some commonly asked questions about Medicare Dental Plans:
They can vary in coverage, but most plans typically cover preventive care like cleanings and exams, as well as restorative treatments such as fillings and extractions. Some plans may also include coverage for major dental procedures like crowns, dentures, and orthodontics. It’s important to review the specific benefits of each plan to understand exactly what is covered.
It varies depending on the level of coverage, the specific plan, and your location. Factors such as age and dental health can also influence the premium. To get an accurate quote, we recommend contacting 724 Medicare directly.
Yes, you can generally enroll in a dental plan at any time. However, there may be specific enrollment periods or waiting periods depending on the plan. It’s best to contact 724 Medicare to determine the best time to enroll for you.
If you need dental care before your Medicare dental plan starts, you will be responsible for the full cost of the treatment. It’s important to consider your dental needs when choosing a plan start date.
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