[VA Dental Benefits and Insurance]

I suggest getting ChampVA.  I believe there is no charge for ChampVA but they do have a small deductible.  They also require Medicare "B," which is the primary insurance, if you are eligible.  If not, the spouse is eligible to receive care at the VAMC and they seem to treat spouses better than vets.  At least that's been our experience.  ChampVA is very slow w/reimbursement.  As for the dental, it's probably just like most dental insurance available to the public.  jm