Treatment times vary, but usually it takes around two years. Many orthodontists will be willing to make adjusts to the plan to fit your needs. Just ask, and they should be willing to work with you to find a plan that works
If you decide to pay with this method, you’ll make the payment during the visit in which the braces are put on.
Talk to your orthodontist about third-party payment options. Many are offered through the orthodontist office itself. Alternatively, you can contact your bank and ask about their dental financing options.
In order to get an HSA, you first need a HDHP, or a High-Deductible-Health-Plan. In order to use your HSA to pay for your braces, your orthodontist must believe that braces will help you prevent gum disease. You can’t use an HSA to cover cosmetic expenses. Contact your insurance company about whether you qualify for an FSA and how to apply.
Contact your insurance company about whether you qualify for an FSA and how to apply.
If you don’t have dental insurance, you can search for a policy through websites. This option involves paying an annual fee in order to get discounts at participating orthodontists.
Apply online at http://www. carecredit. com/apply/. Check here http://www. carecredit. com/doctor-locator/ to find an orthodontist who accepts CareCredit. Choose a financing option. Make monthly payments.
Check with Medicaid’s official website to learn if you qualify.
Note, both of these charities are for children 10-18 only.
