2026 Guide · In plain English

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Your entire Medicare Advantage dental benefit in Florida, explained clearly with no fine print.

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Quick guide

Medicare Advantage dental benefits in Florida: how to use them in 2026

Most Medicare Advantage plans in Florida include dental benefits that Original Medicare doesn't offer: cleanings and exams, and on many plans also fillings, extractions or dentures. That benefit renews every year — and what you don't use by December 31 is usually lost. Here's how to find out what you have and how to make the most of it in 2026.

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How your dental benefit works

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What it usually includes

Almost all plans cover preventive care: cleanings, exams and X-rays. Many add fillings, extractions, dentures or crowns depending on the plan.

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The calendar matters

Your benefit resets on January 1. From October through December, schedules fill up — if you wait until the end of the year, you may not get to use it.

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If you don't know which plan you have

If you can't find your card or don't remember the plan name, that's fine: give us your name and phone number and we'll figure it out with you, free, in English or Spanish.

Common questions

What everyone asks about Medicare and the dentist

Does Original Medicare cover dental?

Generally no — only very specific medical cases. Routine dental comes from Medicare Advantage plans. That's why knowing your plan matters.

When can I change plans?

The Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) runs from October 15 to December 7. If your plan doesn't cover dental, that's the time to compare — with your trusted agent.

Where do I use it in Kendall?

PureSmile Miami opens November 1, 2026, in Kendall with 100% bilingual care. Join the waitlist and we'll verify your benefit for free before we open.

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General information, not insurance advice. PureSmile Miami is not affiliated with or endorsed by Medicare or CMS. Coverage depends on your specific plan — we verify it free.