Routine dental care is not part of the coverage of Original Medicare (parts A and B). However, many Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans offer dental coverage as an additional benefit. The nonprofit KFF ...

Although private, employer-provided insurance plans often provide dental care as a benefit, many people are surprised to find ...

Original Medicare has limited dental coverage. However, Medicare Advantage plans often cover additional benefits, which may include dental treatment. Private insurers administer Medicare Advantage ...

According to the folks at Fidelity, a 65-year-old person retiring in 2025 can expect to spend $172,500, on average, on ...

There are numerous ways people with Medicare can get dental coverage aside from their employer or former employer. Two common misconceptions about Medicare are that it doesn’t cover dental care and ...

Finding the right health care plan can be a daunting process. When determining your health care needs, don’t forget to include dental services in the overall equation. Even if you’ve been fortunate ...

Many people view Medicare as the gold standard of U.S. health coverage, and any attempt to cut it incurs the wrath of older Americans, a politically powerful group. But there are substantial coverage ...

While many Medicare Advantage plans include dental care, the coverage is usually restricted to providers in their network.

Since Medicare won’t pay for all of your future healthcare needs, it’s a good idea to contribute to an HSA during your ...

The thing about dental insurance is that it isn’t really insurance — it’s more like a half-helpful discount plan with a maximum. And once you reach the maximum, you’re on your own, often to the tune ...

Even if you’ve been fortunate enough to have a healthy smile, oral health becomes more of an issue as we age. There aren’t many numbers on how many seniors go to the dentist, but almost half of all ...