Dental care is about more than just keeping your teeth clean. It’s an investment in your long-term physical and psychological well-being. At Oral Aesthetics and Implants, we believe that dental financing in Concord, CA should never be an obstacle to the care you need! In order to provide a superior level of affordable dental care, we work with many insurance providers as well as third-party dental financing companies to help all our patients get the best treatment possible. Before beginning work, Dr. Burke will provide you with a plan for your treatment, including a transparent, detailed cost estimate. Whether you need affordable dental treatment or dental implant financing, give us a call to learn your options!
We encourage you to contact our office today to learn about your affordability options.
We allow our patients to pay for services using cash, checks or credit cards. We accept most major credit providers.
Oral Aesthetics and Implants is in-network with many dental insurance providers, and our insurance coordinators will work closely with them to help you get the most out of your plan.
Proceed Finance provides fixed rate loans with no hidden fees and easy-to-understand and competitive terms. The company offers no-collateral loans from $2,500 to $75,000, with flexible terms up to 96 months. With high loan ranges with extended terms, Proceed Finance is a popular option for dental implants, especially full arch cases. In most cases, you’ll receive an instant decision once your application is complete and no down payment is required. After the loan is approved and accepted, funds are paid directly to our practice so you can start treatment immediately. Visit www.proceedfinance.com or call 844-272-7587 for more information.
With CareCredit, dental financing has never been more accessible! Eligible patients can get flexible, affordable custom payment plans. Visit www.carecredit.com or call 1-800-677-0718 for more information.
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