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What types of dental are covered under AARP Medicare Complete Choice PPO?
What types of dental are covered under AARP Medicare Complete Choice PPO? How good are they? I live in Pennsylvania, and I'm disabled, so that's why I receive Medicare through my father.
Does AARP cover, bridges, root canals, fillings, cleanings, routine visits, special doctors such orthodontists for braces, or even dentures, what about teeth extractions, and so on? So, how good would AARP be based on the above plan? I never had AARP, but I did fill out online for the plan above as the enrollment application.
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- ZarnevLv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
Too bad you didn't use an agent, and now you are acting as your own agent. This is a question to ask an agent.
They have very limited dental coverage unless you also purchased one of the stand alone dental plans (they have several). Nobody here will know if you did purchase the stand alone plan, and if so, which one. Call the customer service number printed on your ID card.
Source(s): Independent Agent - 6 years ago
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What types of dental are covered under AARP Medicare Complete Choice PPO?
What types of dental are covered under AARP Medicare Complete Choice PPO? How good are they? I live in Pennsylvania, and I'm disabled, so that's why I receive Medicare through my father.
Does AARP cover, bridges, root canals, fillings, cleanings, routine visits, special doctors such...
Source(s): types dental covered aarp medicare complete choice ppo: https://bitly.im/9zdKe - ?Lv 45 years ago
I say yes to the public funds because the studies that are done for prescription drugs have less success then a lot of alternative studies(you just don't know or hear about it). Of-course the funding should have restrictions to prevent scams and such..maybe limit the funds to the medicine that had success in trials. Although, the funny thing is a lot of alternative medicine doesn't need funding, in fact, some of it can be done at home at the same price as groceries. What should prolly take more precedence is the research and development aspect of it. There in lies the problem. In fact, the complete opposite is going on. If alternative medicine is found to be successful in the US it is suppressed/debunked/etc etc. The pharmasuticle industry would rather not lose a ton of money nor all the money for surgery etc. There is little money to be made in alternative medicine and a lot of money for certain industries to lose. A lot of studies are falsified just to get certain (syptom treating) medicine approved. For example, it's always "studies show" and never how many people were studied or who was studied. So.... Research for alternative medicine should really be covered even though it has zero chance of happening. Not sure about other countries with the funding but I know they use it more then we do.
- KiniLv 79 years ago
I think you are talking about Medicaid. Medicare covers only the individual person not family members.