Paying For Dental Sedation | Dental Treatment Guide


In addition to paying immediately or in advance by credit card, cash or cheque for example (check with the individual dental practice to see whether they will accept these methods of payment), it is also possible that you may be able to fund dental sedation by way of a payment plan. This might involve paying either small or large amounts of the original price over an extended period of time.

Payment plans can help you to afford dental sedation if you do not have the total sum available at one time, or do not wish to make one large payment. You may be expected to make a deposit at first, then you can receive the treatment and afterwards continue to pay (most likely by direct debit). Factors which will be considered in deciding whether you are allowed to pay by this method will include your credit rating, employment and whether you can pay the deposit.

In the long-term, you are likely to find that it is worth paying for dental sedation due to the rewards of reduced pain, less discomfort and better oral health. The benefits to your health will most likely outweigh the financial burden.

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