Why Oral Health Matters in Retirement | Safe Harbor Retirement
Good oral health supports heart health, diabetes management, and overall wellness. Learn why dental insurance matters as you age.
Good oral health supports heart health, diabetes management, and overall wellness. Learn why dental insurance matters as you age.

Retiring soon? Understand the differences between employer dental plans and individual dental insurance, including waiting periods and coverage.
Learn how individual dental insurance works for retirees, why Medicare doesn’t cover dental care, and how to protect your health and budget.
Many people are surprised to learn that Medicare doesn’t cover everything. While Medicare provides excellent medical coverage, there are important gaps that can impact your retirement if you don’t plan ahead.
If you’re approaching 65, you’ve probably heard people throw around terms likeMedicare Part A, Part B, Part C, and Part D—and wondered why Medicare needs so many letters. You’re not alone. One of the most common questions we hear is,“Why does Medicare have to be so complicated?”
One of the biggest Medicare decisions you’ll make at age 65 is choosing between aMedicare Advantage planand aMedicare Supplement (Medigap)plan. Both work with Medicare—but in very different ways. Let’s break it down without the confusion.