The two gaps almost everyone has.

Dental coverage that encourages regular care

Routine cleanings and exams catch small problems before they become expensive ones. Dental plans typically cover preventive care at the highest level, basic services such as fillings at a middle level, and major work such as crowns at a lower level, often after a waiting period. Annual maximums and network rules vary by plan, and we will show you those details before you enroll.

If you wear dentures, are planning major dental work, or have gone years without coverage, tell us. The timing of when you buy a plan can change what it will pay for work you already know you need.

Vision coverage for exams and eyewear

Vision plans typically help with routine eye exams and provide allowances toward glasses or contact lenses. If you have diabetes or other conditions that affect eye health, medical eye care may fall under your health or Medicare plan instead. We can help you understand which coverage applies to which kind of visit.

Bundled or separate?

Some Medicare Advantage plans include limited dental and vision benefits. Standalone plans can offer broader networks or higher allowances. We compare what you already have against what a standalone plan adds, so you do not pay twice for the same benefit.