Dental implants finance

[Nami]

Hi

I need to have two dental implants and an implant bridge to replace my missing teeth after I lost those teeth to gum disease. My dentist has now improved my gum condition and he tells me that I can go ahead with Dental Implant treatment.

I would like to know what Dental Implants Finance options you have available at your practice. I am in full time employment and have a good credit history.

For affordability, I would like to if possible pay off the finance loan over 3-5 years if you have such a dental implants finance option available at your practice.

[Dr Vahid Motahar]

Hi,

Thank you for your question.

I am very pleased to tell you that we have the option of financing treatment at Pearl Dental Clinic. Treatments can be 0% financed for a period of 12 months.
You also have the option of financing your treatment up to 5 years if you wish to do so but you need to pay an interest of about 8% per annum which is far better than the current rates on the loans available from high street banks or credit card companies (banks and credit card companies rates can vary from 15-25% per annum).

What I would suggest however is that when one consider the option of financing a treatment plan, you should first see what would be the monthly rates that one can efford to pay and then from there plan the length and terms of finance. From our experience it appears what I have just suggested to be the best and easiest option for the patients. Beacuse they simply know how much they can efford to pay monthly.
You have to know that financing a treatment plan is subject to credit check and has its terms and conditions as set up by the credators (banks) and your credit score has to be approved by the banks for a successful application.

Finally can I just add that I very much congradulate you for having a dentist that before he or she has considered you for the options of implants to replace the missing teeth, they have done a full assessment and noticed your gum disease and have addressed this problem first. This is very important because patients that have unstable or active gum disease, otherwise known as periodontal disease, in a lot of situations are not suiotable for implants untill the disease is first controlled.