Medicare’s Routine Dental Coverage Has Been $0 Since 1965. A Single Implant Now Costs $4,500.
· finance.yahoo.com
Original Medicare has excluded routine dental care since 1965, and the gap between that policy and today's treatment costs has quietly become one of the most expensive surprises in retirement.
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Medicare has excluded routine dental since 1965, and a single implant now costs $4,500, which is enough to wipe out an entire year's Social Security...