Affordable dental financing and insurance

At Dental Corner, doing anything to make you smile means giving you payment plan options that work for your life. We vetted numerous lenders to find the best partners for our patients, all so that you can get great care from a team who will treat you well and financing from a lender who will treat you well too.

You have a couple of options here. We can help you find the one that works best for your budget:

Loans with set monthly payments

Like traditional loans, these are loans for dental work that are based on money lent or given to another on the condition of repayment, typically based on a set number of months, or term of the loan. You are charged interest on the borrowed amount and can repay the loan at any time without any penalties.

Credit card, with a line of credit

Some of our lenders are credit card companies, that will offer a line of credit.

At Dental Corner, we don’t focus on the past. We only care about doing anything to make you smile now and in the future. Your credit should not be an impediment to getting great oral healthcare. No credit? No worries. No credit checks. No interest. No kidding – we got you.

We accept most dental insurance carriers. To find out if your insurance is accepted, click on “Your office” at the top of this page and make sure your office is the one selected. Once confirmed, select “Office Details” and scroll down to the “Insurance and Financing” tab and you will see the list of accepted insurance for that office. Dental Corner practices do not accept Medicaid.

Many Dental Corner offices do work with Medicare Advantage to cover certain services. Check with your local office to see if the services you need are covered.

The principal is the amount you borrow. The interest sort of like paying rent on the money you borrow – the faster you pay off the loan, the less you pay overall.

Open to buy are the available funds on a line of credit. For example: if your line of credit was initially $4,000, and you charged $2,500 in services, then the open to buy (or, the balance) is $1,500.

A credit score tells lenders about your ability to be approved for credit (in other words, how likely you are to pay back a loan based on your credit history). It is calculated using the information in your credit reports. FICO scores, the standard for credit scores, typically range from 300-850. The higher the score, the lower the risk to lenders. A “good” credit score is one that’s in the 670-739 score range.

No. Prequalification is merely the first step in our application process. It will not hurt your credit score.

Dental Corner is not the lender. Dental Corner has researched numerous lenders in the market for our patients. Whichever lender Dental Corner ultimately matches you with will be one that we vetted thoroughly. You’ll have full transparency on who your lender is at the time of application, as we will match you with the best one based on your situation.

At Dental Corner you are never under any obligation to accept a lender’s offer, even if you are qualified and have already started treatment. Getting you to smile means we give you access to credit and making sure it’s something you’re comfortable with. You’ll be given different financing options at the time of application. You’ll be in complete control when choosing whether or not to accept the offer. In addition, you’ll likely be given multiple choices on the terms to repay the loan, based on your needs.

Deferred interest is when the financing plan has a period of zero interest – if you pay off the balance before this timeframe ends. If you can’t pay it in full by then, interest payments will be owed, often retroactively.

Personal loans are a form of installment credit, whereas credit cards are considered revolving credit. Having both types of credit in your profile will strengthen your credit mix. To increase or maintain a good credit score, focus first on the top two most important factors: on-time payments and credit utilization.

A term is the length of time you have to pay the loan back to the lender. Terms for dental financing typically vary from 12 to 60 months. The longer the term length, the lower monthly payments get.