Patient education · Freedom Dental Implants
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Dr. Ackerman explains that the practice works with several third-party financing companies, including CareCredit. Depending on the treatment and timeline, staggered payments through the office may also be an option.
Cost can make it difficult to decide when to begin dental treatment. In this video, Dr. Regan Ackerman explains how the team helps patients explore financing and whether payments can be spread across treatment stages.
So we offer many different types of procedures and treatments, and sometimes people may need payment plans. We totally get that. So we offer many different payment options through third-party financing, and we work with several different companies. CareCredit is one of the more popular ones, but we have a lot of people use other ones. Sometimes, you may apply for one and either not get approved or maybe you just didn’t like that interest rate, so we’ll apply with another company, and then you get approved for the full amount for that one.
So we’ll certainly sit down and work with you and help you through the financing. There’s links on our website for that as well. And sometimes we’re able to maybe not even have to use financing at all, depending on the procedure you need and the process and the timeline. Sometimes we can do staggered payments for you where you may not have to use the financing at all. So there’s a lot of different ways we can do it.
We want to help people. We want you to have this treatment. So please call the office for the free consultation. We’ll do a treatment plan, make a recommendation, go over cost, and then work on financing with you.
If you’re interested in learning more about payment options at Freedom Dental Implants, we invite you to schedule a free consultation with Dr. Regan Ackerman at Freedom Dental Implants in Louisville, Kentucky. We look forward to giving you the freedom to smile.
Review the treatment plan before the payment options
Dr. Ackerman starts with the recommended treatment and its cost, then discusses ways to pay. Financing decisions and terms can differ between providers. The treatment schedule may also allow staggered payments, which the office can explain for your particular plan.
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