Your smile is yours forever, and we want to make it as easy as possible for you to receive the best care whenever you need it. Dr. Valins knows what small windows of time we have to create your children’s’ smiles or get an adult’s smile back on track. We never want finances to get in the way of making that happen! Our team is amazing at finding a payment option that works perfectly just for you!
Our practice accepts most major credit cards and insurance plans, plus we offer convenient in-house financing options! With our financing, you can:
- In-Office interest free payment schedule.
- Third party low interest credit through Lending Point or Care credit
- We will file your insurance documents for you as a courtesy. The balance of your fee is paid by the parent, guardian or adult patient
- Flexible payment schedules to allow anybody that wants braces or Invisalign to move forward as quickly as possible.
The cost of your orthodontic treatment may vary depending on your individual needs and treatment plan. Dr. Valin’s and her staff will discuss with you the cost of your treatment, and each of your available payment options. We will work with you to create a payment plan that fits your budget and you will know what to expect before beginning treatment.
Insurance
Our office staff is always available to help you with insurance claims and paperwork. We’ll work with your insurance provider and make sure you understand your insurance benefits.
Please let us know if you have any questions about your insurance coverage or payment options. Let us help to make your entire orthodontic experience a pleasant one.
LendingPoint Can Also Help
LendingPoint provides customized personal consumer loans. They can provide you with a virtual card that can be used to pay for services and treatments, which can include your Invisalign® treatment. And best of all, checking your available rate does not impact your credit score! After a consultation with our office, you can apply for a loan online. For any questions, please visit their FAQ page.
