If you need help finding dental coverage, here are some options you can explore:

1. Medicare Advantage Plans: Some provide routine dental coverage. Contact your plan for details on services, costs, and any restrictions. If you are considering joining a Medicare Advantage Plan, make sure the plan suits your other healthcare needs.

2. Medicaid: In some states, Medicaid covers dental services for those with low income. Contact your local office for eligibility information.

3. Reduced-Cost or Free Dental Clinics: Available in many states, can be found through resources like NeedyMeds and healthcare.gov.

4. Local Hospitals: Inquire about dental clinics, services, costs, and payment plans available.

5. Health Centers: Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) may offer dental care. Community Health Centers (CHCs) provide free or low-cost health services, including dental care.

6. Donated Dental Service Programs: Operating in certain states, they offer free dental services to qualifying individuals.

7. Dental Schools: Some offer low-cost dental care supervised by licensed dentists.

8. Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE): Available in select states for those in need of nursing home level care.