Original Medicare does not cover routine dental, glasses, or hearing aids. A simple standalone plan fills the gap so a cleaning, new lenses, or a hearing aid does not come straight out of your pocket.
Original Medicare (Parts A and B) was never built to cover routine dental care, eye exams and glasses, or hearing aids. Most Medicare Supplement plans do not cover them either. That means cleanings, fillings, dentures, lenses, and hearing devices are usually paid out of pocket, and those costs add up fast, especially hearing aids and major dental work.
A standalone Dental, Vision & Hearing plan is built to cover exactly those three areas, for a modest monthly premium, no matter which Medicare path you are on.
Cleanings and exams, fillings, extractions, crowns, and dentures, often with no network so you can keep your dentist.
Routine eye exams plus an allowance toward glasses or contact lenses each year.
Hearing exams and a benefit toward hearing aids, which can otherwise run into the thousands.
Whether you have a Medicare Supplement, a Medicare Advantage plan, or are still deciding, a standalone DVH plan works alongside it. Some Advantage plans include limited dental or vision, but the allowances are often small. We help you see what you already have and whether a separate DVH plan is worth it for your situation, with no fee and no pressure.
Real reviews from the people we have helped navigate Medicare and extra coverage.
In a few minutes we will show you simple plan options and what they cover, so a trip to the dentist or audiologist does not catch you off guard. No fees, no obligation.
Cole Insure, LLC is a licensed independent insurance agency. This is a solicitation for insurance. Dental, Vision & Hearing plans are separate insurance products and are not part of Medicare. Benefits, allowances, networks, and availability vary by carrier and by state. Medicare has neither reviewed nor endorsed this information. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. government or the federal Medicare program. Details are current as of 2026 and subject to change.