Dental Care Coverage Transitions

Richard J. Manski, John F. Moeller, Haiyan Chen, Patricia A. St Clair, Jody Schimmel, Larry S. Magder and John Pepper

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Abstract: Dental insurance is an important factor in the decision to seek dental care. Yet, no dental coverage is provided by Medicare, which provides medical insurance for almost all Americans 65 years and older.

Keywords: Dental Care Coverage; Health Care Coverage; Elderly People; Postretirement; Health Benefit (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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