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Here’s a closer look at the parts of Medicare that do and don’t offer dental coverage.
Original Medicare doesn’t cover most dental care, dental procedures or dental supplies. If you have Original Medicare, you’ll have to pay out-of-pocket for almost all dental services.
Part A could provide limited coverage for dental treatments you get in a hospital. These treatments must be part of another Medicare-covered service, or dental care designed to protect your overall health, such as:1
Part A may also pay for inpatient hospital care if you need to have emergency or complicated dental procedures, even though the dental care isn’t covered.1
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Medicare Advantage plans help expand your Medicare coverage beyond Original Medicare, often with extra benefits. Explore Humana’s Medicare Advantage plans in your area today!
Some Medicare Advantage plans can be paired with a dental insurance plan. You'll have to pay a monthly premium and satisfy deductibles and copays, but you could pay lower out-of-pocket fees. Most of these dental plans require that you see an in-network dentist.
Some Humana Medicare Advantage plans include coverage for preventive dental services like exams and cleanings. View
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