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Jora Credit offers personal loans that can be used to finance dental work. Jora Credit’s personal loans offer loan amounts of $500 - $4,000, repayment periods of Up to 33 months, an APR range of 75% - 349% and no origination fee.
However, if you’re looking specifically for a lender that offers dental loans, you should look into SoFi, LightStream and Peerform. To see the top-ranked offers, visit the dental loans page on WalletHub. You can also use WalletHub’s free pre-qualification tool to see which lenders may approve you and what rates you may qualify for.
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You can use a personal loan for just about anything, from credit card debt consolidation and home improvements to large purchases, car repairs and medical procedures. As long as you don’t take out a loan whose terms specify what the funds must be used for, you’re free to do what you want with the money. For example, LightStream has different APR ranges specifically for different loan purposes, but most lenders do not.
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