- Nov 18, 1999
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Hey there fellas.
I found out today that the dental work my son needs in order to be allowed to attend the US Naval Academy will cost ~ $4000! I just don't have that kind of money! My company has been doing quite poorly, and the recession has made matters worse. My annual income has consistently been below $15000/year (down from an average of $75,000 from 1980-1990) since 1990 and it would be impossible to pay for the work he needs. However, without the dental work, he would not be allowed to attend the academy because as an enlisted man the government would be paying for dental/medical and is unwilling to be accountable for such a cost (understandably so). Does anyone have any suggestions/insight as to what can be done?
The work he needs consists of a couple of implants (2) to be inserted in the 2 upper incisor positions.
Thanks.
I found out today that the dental work my son needs in order to be allowed to attend the US Naval Academy will cost ~ $4000! I just don't have that kind of money! My company has been doing quite poorly, and the recession has made matters worse. My annual income has consistently been below $15000/year (down from an average of $75,000 from 1980-1990) since 1990 and it would be impossible to pay for the work he needs. However, without the dental work, he would not be allowed to attend the academy because as an enlisted man the government would be paying for dental/medical and is unwilling to be accountable for such a cost (understandably so). Does anyone have any suggestions/insight as to what can be done?
The work he needs consists of a couple of implants (2) to be inserted in the 2 upper incisor positions.
Thanks.