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In the near future, we plan to introduce even more innovative tools and resources for both dental professionals and patients. One of our most exciting upcoming projects is the launch of interactive features designed to improve the user experience. This includes personalized content suggestions based on individual preferences, allowing dental professionals to access the most relevant practice management tips and product reviews for their specific needs. Patients will also benefit from personalized recommendations on oral hygiene products, helping them find the best solutions for their unique dental health requirements.
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He won’t take a regular credit card ?
Linda L. I can’t get approved and I have know idea why. I have a 660 score. Even with my wife co signing with her 770 I can’t get approved for 8k and ALLL of our cards are paid off in full
Shorty T. let your wife apply ours is in my husbands name I use it all the time , it also could be the amount I know it goes up over time years ago we got one it was for 3000
Shorty T. your dentist won’t take your regular credit card
We just tried to up the limit on one and they denied us because every since we paid all her debt completely off we haven’t used them at all so they don’t want to up it or give her another one cause she takes the summer off to be with the kids and I just work extra. We got about $3000 we can use but that’s about it
Shorty T. so sorry good luck
Do you belong to a credit union? They usually are more lenient making loans or issuing credit cards.
Do you have stuff you can sell? You’d be surprised how many things we have around the house to sell.
Do you have a 401K? You can get a hardship loan.
What is the reason for care credit denial? Have you looked into a personal loan or Lending club?
Have you tried apply for credit cards?
I know it’s hard with kids but I took a part time job- just 16 hours a week at $15/hr is $800 a month. I started with paying down my debt which improved my credit- also having a higher income to report helped me get care credit. Do you have a 401k job you can take a loan from? I used a combo of all those to make it happen- it took a little time and sacrifice to get here.
Jacquie M. I signed up for 401k when I started 2 1/2 years ago for just this and come to find out they never processed it so I haven’t been paying in at all so there’s nothing to take out. There’s no way I can work another job. I’m already out the house 14 hours a day and since I work 3rd my Friday isn’t until 8am Saturday
Have someone put up a go fund me Maybe people would contribute a couple dollars if you get a lot of people you might get your money just an idea
Try for a dental Grant i just got mine approved just google it where you live good luck
Eleanor D. A cosmetic dental grant? I’ve been reading a lot about them but you’re the first person I’ve ever heard actually getting it. congrats!
thanks it took a little time but i’m so happy i start going on June 2nd .
Try a dental school. Or apply for care credit, if they will accept that.
Alicia B. he said above he can’t get approved
Erin Rae E. gotcha, I read over that part. Dental school or an office that has fees based on your income/ sliding scale fees.
You don’t have to go to an in network surgeon if they aren’t going to take your insurance.
I know it’s probably not what you want to hear but it’s seems like after reading all the comments all you can do is just keep saving & post pone the surgery til you have enough to pay for it or just get regular dentures. You could maybe try a go fund me but I really don’t see much people donating.
I’ve been saving money for 3 years now & still have a ways to go. If I didn’t want Implants I could get dentures for a fraction of that cost but I don’t want those. So I know in my mind it will happen once I save enough.
Good luck.
Sharla B. that’s what I’m scared of. The salt content in the well water I grew up drinking made it to where when my teeth came in there was no enamel so I’m losing bone faster then one normally would. Between bills I’d only be able to save like $100 a week and by the time I get there they say I probably won’t have enough bone to support the implants. That’s awesome tho, I can only imagine that feeling once you actually get it done
The only way I was able to get it done was to get a home equity line of credit. The interest rate is super low (3%) and we have 6 months with no interest too. Not sure of your scenario with where you’re living but figured I’d put it out there.
Home equity line of credit or try a personal loan through a credit union.
Fly to Antalya in 🇹🇷 turkey whole mouth implants £5800 flights and accommodation £1400 (pounds)
Donna C. I would love to. My mom grew up in Istanbul. But….I’m a felon for a fist fight I got in when I was 17. They won’t let me get a passport
Try getting a loan with a credit union.
have you tried having just your wife apply for the care credit since she has the higher credit score? not as a co-signer, but just her
Jordan T. it denys her to. Since we completely paid her credit cards off a couple years ago we haven’t used any of them for hardly anything so even tho her scores good her history is slow. We tried to get a limit increase on her capital 1 card from $3,000 to $5,000 and they told her since she hardly uses her card anymore they don’t know if she can pay it back pretty much. Everything is just….. It’s like the perfect storm of unluckiness. My luck. I’m 29 and just got insurance for the first time in my life, like finally what I been waiting for and come to find out I could’ve just gone an paid cash this whole time cause that insurance ain’t covering jack. I just don’t get it. I work so hard, I risk my life literally everyday, do everything right since I got out of prison when I was a kid and when I go to this place I been going it’s like they want to make me feel guilty for wanting to have teeth & not having $16,000 to give them all at once. I literally have 2/3 of the money in hand. I’ve never been so close and never felt more far away 😔
Shorty T. how much is the insurance gonna cover?
Shorty T.
Get yourself a passport , hop on a plan to Costa Rica…
You have done quite well , saving your money, now all you need to do is get them fixed….
I am telling you if you are trying to get it done in the states you need more money.
Out side of the states not so much.. I am not sure what Costa Rica would charge you, but I do know it’s well worth it to go.
I am going soon sometime in June. I am very particular about where I go.. but the research that I done in the last year, shows me it’s well worth it.
Cancun was my second option .
Best of luck
Do you have any teeth in your mouth at least 6 or more top and bottom I’ve been looking into pop on veneers and the cost is so much affordable than implants
Cree C. that’s what I have/had now, got 6 front top when I was 15 and it gave me a nice smile but having no enamel on my teeth I found out it was really just the dentist taking advantage of the situation cause we had poor folk state insurance an it wouldn’t cover braces so he did them veneers but my teeth were just underneath still going bad. Over the years it’s get punched an lose one, get it with something an lose one, bite into something an lose one. All I got now is 2 left. After I turned 18 I had to keep paying for them to put em back on and after 2 or 3 times I was like there no use
I got some semi awesome good news tho. They just called an only wanna do the top right now, all extract 4 implants snap on permanent arch $9,600! Should only be bout half that for the bottom but they don’t wanna do that for at least 6 more months so. I’m so excited. I’m getting custody of my daughter soon & I haven’t seen her since she was 9 months old. I didn’t want the first memory of her dad to be a scary one which my mouth definitely is. I wanna look like how she would remember me if she could. Thank you guys for all them suggestions and I hope y’all all get to what y’all is working for. I’m definitely gonna have some questions about the bottoms when the time comes too
Shorty T. so excited for you!!! Please post pics along the way 🙂
Shorty T. no snap on….they are terrible
You guys are awesome 💯
I rarely ever ask for help or advice but this was a good experience. Thank you guys
To finance mine I got a personal loan. while not the most fun there are some higher interest rate loans you can get online in a pinch
i know what you mean about how they talk to ppl not rich. if you can get a so signer care credit should be okay then
If you just can’t get the money now, put off the implants until later and just get the dentures now.
Try NBT bank.
Last one…if a family member has great credit ask them to make you an authorized user on a card they’ve had a long time. You never have to have access. Your score will jump up quickly!
Marcia W. I did this for my daughter and it didn’t help.
Try a Go Fund Me?