Money For Orthognathic Surgery – How Does This Work?

By Orthodontics Editor, on August 21st, 2009

Ok, I plan on receiving between $7,000 and 10,000 from a sold car.
The surgery I need costs between 20k-30k with orthodontics, I would like to start the surgery as soon as people…how might I speed things up?
As a impoverished college student, I don’t qualify for a loan because I don’t have an income , and I’m still waiting to see if the insurance will cover part of the surgery, though it is highly unlikely. I’m in a lot of pain and have difficulties sleeping and speaking, so this is not a vanity pursuit if any of you are curious.
Is there a legal way I can negotiate this with the surgeon? He seems very reasonable and understanding, but I don’t think he’ll waive 20 grande. Is there some sort of payment plan I can get on that doesn’t require an income?
any responses will be appreciated!!

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2 comments to Money For Orthognathic Surgery – How Does This Work?

• LX

  August 21, 2009 at 9:05 pm

  Surgeons dont accept payment plans as surgery is once off, you need braces first then go for surgery with braces. so you must also add in the 7 or 8 k for braces as well.

• Endless Curiosity

  August 21, 2009 at 9:05 pm

  Getting your teeth fixed is a priority. And very expensive. I have been there & am still going through it. I recommend you start your own home based business & get to work to succeed quickly. It can be done.
  I recommend you check out http://www.SignificantIncomeCapability.com
  and see if that option would be a springboard for you to earn income that could be put into your dental work, instead of going into debt. Investigate your options. I wish you the best!

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