Posted on Oct 28, 2021
Capt Roland Lampin
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You will need to subscribe to a dental plan through the VA
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SGT Chris Padgett
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SSG (Join to see) - They leave the Army and go to work at the VA!
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Lol, I imagine soSGT Chris Padgett
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SP5 Peter Keane
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SSG (Join to see) - 38 CFR § 3.381
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SP5 Peter Keane
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SSG (Join to see) - Delta and Metlife are private. And anyone can get them, with Delta being less expensive if you don't disclose veteran status.
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Yes, under certain conditions. If your dental care is directly related to a disability for which you have a rating, it’s covered. I’ve never heard of that though. It’s also said that if you’re permanent and total, you get dental. Finally, I’d your DD214 says you didn’t separate with a clean bill of dental health (that’s me, the clinic was under COVID restrictions when I was out-processing), VA covers dental for like a year. But, no, they don’t have dental coverage for veterans in general or even for all disabled veterans.
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SSG Rajeev Kirpalani
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Yes but you have to be 100%
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