Monthly Tricare dental premiums for active-duty as well as National Guard and Reserve members and their families will drop May 1.

The following was provided by TRICARE. National Guard and Reserve members separating from active duty after an activation of greater than 30 days in support of a contingency operation may now ...

Active duty family members, National Guard and Reserve members and their family members are eligible for the Tricare Dental Program, a voluntary plan separate from Tricare medical coverage. The ...

Here's what you need to know about the open seasons for Tricare, dependent care spending accounts, and dental and vision plans.

The 9.6 million Tricare beneficiaries have seen various changes in the Department of Defense health care program.

Under current law, Guard and Reserve troops typically only receive military-issued medical and dental coverage while on active-duty orders for 30 days or more.

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Families of active duty, National Guard and reserve service members — as well as Guardsmen and reservists who aren't on active duty — are eligible for the Tricare Dental Program, which ...

Beginning this month, some National Guard and Reserve members will need to pay dental premiums directly rather than through payroll deduction, a senior official of the Tricare military health plan ...

ADFMs and National Guard and Reserve members and their family members aren’t eligible for FEDVIP dental coverage, as outlined in the TRICARE Dental Options Fact Sheet.

One out of 10 members of the Selected Reserve are deemed unfit for duty because of dental problems, defense health officials say.