Are There Credit Opportunities Available For Me To Have Treatment On My Deep Bite And Crowding Problems?
Q.
Hi! I had crowded teeth on my upper jaw during my childhood and it has been fixed with bridges. The treatment started with jaw enlargement, but there was not enough space for all the teeth. After the treatment the teeth on my lower progressed and started to become crowded, in addition I have a deep bite and jaw pains, as well as problems with chewing. I am 21 years old and would like to have treatment for this. The question I have is, if I am unable to carry out full payment, will there be credit opportunities available?
Hi! I had crowded teeth on my upper jaw during my childhood and it has been fixed with bridges. The treatment started with jaw enlargement, but there was not enough space for all the teeth. After the treatment the teeth on my lower progressed and started to become crowded, in addition I have a deep bite and jaw pains, as well as problems with chewing. I am 21 years old and would like to have treatment for this. The question I have is, if I am unable to carry out full payment, will there be credit opportunities available?
Thank you in advance for your help!
A.
Hello and thank you for getting in touch. Most practices now offer 0% finance to help fund the treatments they provide. This can usually be spread over 12-24 months and even longer in certain circumstances and most applications can be processed online. Be aware that different practices offer different financial packages over different periods and some will require a deposit, others won’t. All practices offering finance options should be able to provide you with written information on request. I hope this is helpful. Regards, Marcus Gambroudes.
Hello and thank you for getting in touch. Most practices now offer 0% finance to help fund the treatments they provide. This can usually be spread over 12-24 months and even longer in certain circumstances and most applications can be processed online. Be aware that different practices offer different financial packages over different periods and some will require a deposit, others won’t. All practices offering finance options should be able to provide you with written information on request. I hope this is helpful. Regards, Marcus Gambroudes.
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