UCare Medicare Dental Options
All UCare Medicare Plans include dental coverage, and some give you the flexibility to purchase optional dental coverage.
UCare Complete and Value include both routine and restorative dental services for no additional premium.
UCare Essentials Rx, Standard and Value Plus include annual routine dental care services:
- One oral exam
- One periodontal maintenance cleaning
- One routine teeth cleaning
- One set of bitewing X-rays
- Topical application of fluoride
These members may add restorative dental coverage with Choice Dental, for an additional $25 per month.
| Choice Dental |
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| Premium | $25 per month |
| Deductible | $75 per year (not applicable for some services) |
| Annual Maximum |
$2,000 per covered person, per coverage year.** |
** This annual maximum is in addition to the routine dental coverage provided in your Essentials Rx, Standard, or UCare Value Plus plan.
UCare Classic and select Group plans include these annual routine dental care services:
- Two oral exams
- Three routine teeth or periodontal maintenance cleanings
- One set of bitewing X-rays
- Full mouth X-rays every five years
- Topical application of fluoride
UCare Classic members and select Group plan members may add restorative dental coverage with Classic Choice Dental, for an additional $25 per month.
| Classic Choice Dental |
|
| Premium | $25 per month |
| Deductible | $50 per year (not applicable for some services) |
| Annual maximum | $2,500 per covered person, per coverage year.** |
** This annual maximum is in addition to the routine dental coverage provided in your UCare Classic or Group plan.
Please note: You will get the best benefit by using a network dentist in the Delta Dental Medicare Advantage Network. Find a list of network providers using the Search Network tool. Unlike most other dental plans, you may also use an out-of-network licensed dentist within the United States and its territories. If you receive dental services from a non-network licensed provider, you may be responsible for submitting your bills and paying the cost share and any difference between the dentist’s fees and the allowable amount.