Do you have to pay all the money up front for dental work?

I need to have allot of dental work done it is going to cost between $2000 and $6000 to have it done and I dont have dental coverage do I have to have all of it up front or will they take payments?

Do you have to pay all the money up front for dental work?
That depends on the Dr. and your credit history and how you make the arangements. Maybe you could pay as the work is being done. Some will let you start paying ahead of a big procedure and then make payments as the rest is being done. Good luck.
Reply:you can make payments in some places.
Reply:i do not think there is very many places that take payments at all...maybe you can go to a free clinic and see if they can help you....you may get someone in a small town to take payments...i know i did pay part to get my false teeth then paid the rest before i got the teeth...but they also knew me...so good luck on this one...
Reply:you don't have to pay it all up front . just tell them you would like a payment plan pay so much each time you go.
Reply:If your company offers dental insurance wait until the new enrollment year to sign up for dental insurance. It is usually at the beginning of the new year or fiscal year.





See if you could negotiate with the doctor or better go to a dental school for the work. Often the Residents or Interns need people to work on.
Reply:Not usually most places will let you make payments and especially when you need dental work that bad.hope that helps
Reply:You need to ask "them," or whoever it is you will be doing business with. The answer here is that SOME will make payment arrangements and some will not. That's the best we can really say, because there is no uniform code of dental business practice or anything.
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