Best Dental Plans for Seniors in 2023

Top 10 Highest Ranked Senior Dental Plans for 2023

There’s no age limit for wanting to have a beautiful smile, and seniors often have special dental needs. Moreover, people over the age of 65 are typically at increased risk of oral problems such as cavities, gum disease, and oral cancers. Only 53 percent of Medicare beneficiaries have dental insurance to cover costs for treatment of these oral problems.1 Unfortunately, many older adults face coming off of company health coverage when they retire, and most Medicare sponsored plans offer minimal or no dental coverage. This can leave a majority of aging individuals in need of a dental insurance plan at an affordable cost. We have put together a list of the top dental companies based on their availability, the number of in-network providers, coverage options, and cost. Here is our updated listing of the top senior dental plans for 2023.

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