Medicare limits dental coverage to specific medically related circumstances, so yearly exams, extractions, root canals and routine cleanings aren’t part of the plan Medicare doesn’t cover most dental care. If you want coverage, you’ll need to find it somewhere else. The percentage of people with dental coverage drops dramatically at age 65 after they retire and lose dental insurance from their employers.
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