Dental benefits under Medicare Advantage plans vary but often include preventive services like cleanings, exams, and x-rays, as well as restorative treatments such as fillings, extractions, and sometimes dentures or implants. Contact us to confirm your plan’s specific benefits.

To enroll, first choose a Medicare Advantage plan that includes dental benefits. You can explore plans through Medicare’s website or work with a licensed insurance agent to find one that meets your needs. We accept Medicare Advantage through the following insurance provider networks: Cigna, UHC, MetLife, Guardian, SunLife, and DHA.

Original Medicare (Parts A and B) does not cover routine dental care, while Medicare Advantage plans often include dental benefits like cleanings, exams, and restorative care.

Coverage depends on the plan but may include preventive care (cleanings, exams, x-rays), restorative treatments (fillings, crowns, bridges), and sometimes dentures, implants, and emergency care.

Yes, most Medicare Advantage plans have annual benefit limits for dental care. Check your plan’s specific terms to understand your coverage cap.

Some Medicare Advantage plans offer partial coverage for dentures or implants. Coverage varies, so review your plan details or contact your provider to confirm.

You can enroll during the Medicare Open Enrollment Period (October 15–December 7) or when you first become eligible for Medicare. Compare plans that include dental benefits on Medicare’s website or with an agent.

Orthodontic coverage is uncommon but may be included in some enhanced Medicare Advantage plans. Contact your plan provider to confirm coverage details.

Referral requirements depend on the specific plan. Some plans require a referral, especially if the dentist is a specialist, while others allow you to see any in-network dentist directly.

If you exceed your annual benefit limit, you’ll need to cover any additional costs out of pocket or explore financing options for uncovered services.

In most cases, DentFirst will file claims on your behalf. If needed, contact your insurance provider for detailed instructions on submitting a claim.

If a claim is denied, review your Explanation of Benefits (EOB) to understand why. You can appeal the decision through your plan provider by following the appeals process outlined in your plan documents.

Yes, you can purchase standalone dental insurance to complement your Medicare plan or select a Medicare Advantage plan that includes dental benefits. Please be sure to ask each insurance provider about their rules on coordination of benefits for your specific plan.

Yes, Medicare Advantage plans are accepted at most DentFirst locations. Contact your nearest office to confirm acceptance and coverage.