Medicare Dental Plan

I'm on social security (I Parts A and B) and because I am low income, they give me a little help from Medicaid. But I still can not find a good insurance plan Medicare benefit for me to get my teeth knocked out, etc. I'm in pain from my teeth, any assistance given to the question above would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

The Medicare Advantage plans are specific county. There are dental plans that have included or optional in some counties, but they may or may not be available in your area. Any company could have dental included in a county, but no dental care in neighboring counties, even if they have an almost identical plan available.

Since you are on Medicaid you should look to see if a law "dual" Medicare Advantage plan is available in your county. Dual eligible plans are for people who have both Medicare and Medicaid. Many dual eligible plans have dental included. Visit a local agent who works with all major plans in your area to see if everything is going to have dental coverage. Since you are on Medicaid you are not subject to the Medicare "lock down" period so that you can switch plans at any time of year.

You will not find dental care covered by social security. Thus, any Medicare Advantage policy will not do you much good. Sorry

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