Dental & Vision Insurance

Original Medicare doesn't cover routine dental or vision care. These standalone plans — or built-in Advantage benefits — fill that gap for beneficiaries and families alike.

Dental coverage

Cleanings, fillings, and bigger procedures

Dental plans typically cover routine cleanings and exams at little to no cost, with cost-sharing for fillings, extractions, and more involved procedures like crowns or dentures.

Preventive care — cleanings, exams, X-rays — often covered in full
Basic and major services covered on a percentage basis
Available as standalone coverage or bundled into a Medicare Advantage plan

Smiling woman sitting up in a dental chair, checking her smile in a hand mirror

Optometrist fitting a patient with a trial frame during an eye exam

Vision coverage

Eye exams, glasses, and contacts

Vision plans typically include an annual eye exam plus an allowance toward glasses or contact lenses — helpful for anyone managing age-related vision changes or diabetic eye care needs.

Routine eye exams, often once per year
Allowance toward frames, lenses, or contacts
Discounts on upgrades like progressive or anti-glare lenses

Two ways to get it

Standalone plan or built into Medicare Advantage?

Standalone dental & vision plan

Purchased separately from your health or Medicare coverage. A good fit if you're on Original Medicare with a Supplement, or want coverage independent of your health plan.

Bundled into Medicare Advantage

Many Medicare Advantage plans include dental and vision benefits as part of the package — worth comparing against a standalone plan's coverage limits.

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