Your 1099-R might show an amount for these dental insurance premiums in Box 5 (see screenshot). If so, this amount is included in TurboTax calculations, so that you are not taxed on the premiums that are deducted from your retirement income.
If the amount of dental insurance premiums you paid from your annuity is not shown on your 1099-R, you can claim this amount as a medical expense in your return.
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