[ISRAEL R]

Hi. I'm 19 and have no health insurance. I'm pretty sure I can't qualify for any type of government assistance with medical insurance, because I'm not married or pregnant, go figure right? I need dental assistance, I just wanted to know if there was a general policy on someone without insurance? Can you go to the dentist get work done, and just pay the bill off in payments? Pretty much, I think I need a bottom tooth root canal, and a crown. That's pretty much it.

[Yang]

You absolutely can! You do not need dental insurance to get dental treatment (but you do have to be able to pay for the treatment). Most, if not all, dentists are willing to work out a payment plan to work for you! If cost is a concern to you, and you are located near one, I would recommend going to a dental school- you get solid dental work (all the work is always checked by experienced dentists) and its much less expensive.

[Bug]

You have a variety of different choices. Some places allow payments over a specific time-frame. You can also get "dental" credit cards. Since you're only 19, your credit is probably not that high, but if you get a parent to co-sign, then you shouldn't have an issue getting a card. Additionally, you could go to a college to get the work done at a fraction of the cost. However, you generally need to pay all at once.

[bonnie]

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