Medicare Dental Coverage in Rhode Island

If you’re on Medicare and you’ve been researching dental insurance, you know it’s hard to find affordable, quality coverage. HealthMarkets knows it’s important for you to have this coverage, so we’ve dedicated ourselves to making it easy to help you find the right Medicare dental coverage in Rhode Island.

Your Senior Dental Options in Rhode Island

Since Medicare doesn’t cover dental care, you have to decide which dental option is best for you. You can keep your Medicare Parts A & B coverage and purchase a separate dental plan from an insurance company, or you can switch to a Medicare Advantage (Part C) plan that includes dental coverage.

A third option is a dental discount plan. It’s not insurance, but it can help reduce your costs between 5 and 60 percent, depending on the procedure, for around $10 per month.

Want more details? Talk to a HealthMarkets licensed insurance agent today.

Medicare Dental Coverage in Rhode Island

We’ve designed a fast and simple way to find the dental insurance you need at a price you can afford. Just call HealthMarkets and tell us what you’re looking for in Medicaredental coverage in Rhode Island. We work with insurance companies to match your needs to their policies.

It takes just minutes and our service is free. Call us today at (800) 439-6916 to get started.

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