Dental and vision.
Health insurance and Original Medicare often leave teeth and eyes out. We help individuals and families find dental and vision coverage that fits the way you actually use it.
When it makes sense
Many standalone dental and vision plans can start any time of year, so you don’t have to wait for a season.
- Regular cleanings and checkupsPreventive care is where most dental plans start.
- Glasses and contactsYearly eye exams and an allowance for frames or lenses.
- Kids in the houseCheckups, sealants, and the first pair of glasses.
- On MedicareSome Medicare Advantage plans include dental and vision; otherwise a separate plan can fill the gap.
What to ask before you choose
The details that decide what a dental or vision plan is worth to you.
- Is my dentist or eye doctor in the network?Or what it costs to stay with the one you have.
- Is there a waiting period?Bigger dental work, like crowns, often waits months on a new plan.
- What is the yearly maximum?The most a dental plan will pay in a year.
- What do glasses actually cost me?The exam copay and the frame allowance, in dollars.
Keep your dentist and your eye doctor.
Tell us who they are, and we look for plans that include them.
