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Dental and Part A 0:00
Premium 6:00
Benefit Year 6:15
Deductible 6:55
Benefit Cap 8:06
% Per Procedure 9:12
Benefit Tiers 12:18
Tier #1 13:16
Tier #2 13:31
Tier #3 14:16
Tier #4 14:46
Charges 15:20
Networks 15:37
Vision & Hearing 16:39

One of the most common questions we receive is does Medicare cover dental procedures or eye exams?

The short answer is that Medicare does not cover most dental care. This includes cleanings, fillings, dentures, extractions and so on. It also does not cover eye exams for eyeglasses or contact lenses.
However, Medicare Part A, inpatient coverage, may cover certain dental services that are related to your inpatient hospital stay. For example, it is not uncommon for your doctor to require an oral exam and treatment before an organ transplant or heart surgery. This may also include emergency or complex dental procedures related to facial cancer, reconstructive surgery and so on. That is covered by Medicare.

Regarding vision, keep in mind that Medicare will cover eye diseases or conditions like cataracts and glaucoma. But it does not cover corrective vision.
Because Medicare does not cover basic dental care, stand-alone dental, vision and hearing insurance coverage is very popular among those on Medicare. But also very misunderstood.
In this video, I will review how you can get dental insurance coverage and how you compare one plan versus another. You will want to be able to sort through the plans that are available to you and identify the best value. So, grab a pen and paper and join me as we guide you through dental plans that improve upon your Medicare.

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