Which repayment plan
IBR, RAP, Standard, or a private refinance. The right answer depends on when you borrowed, your income path, and your goals.
The rules changed in 2026, and the wrong repayment choice can cost a dental specialist tens of thousands of dollars. Sit down one-on-one with someone who works with these loans every day and leave knowing exactly what to do next.

Calculators are a great start. A consultation puts your loans, income, and family situation together into one recommendation.
IBR, RAP, Standard, or a private refinance. The right answer depends on when you borrowed, your income path, and your goals.
Whether forgiveness is worth chasing, and what a private-practice offer has to pay to come out ahead.
Filing jointly or separately can change income-driven payments dramatically. It is worth running both ways before you file.
Pick the option that fits your household. No subscriptions, no upsells.
For one borrower who wants a clear, personal repayment strategy.
For married or soon-to-be-married borrowers planning together.
Before we meet, grab your MyStudentData file. Want a head start? Run it through our MyStudentData Decoder to see your loans organized.
Choose Individual or Couple and send us a short note about your situation.
Download your MyStudentData file from StudentAid.gov and send it with your recent income details.
Walk through your options together and get your questions answered.
Leave with a written plan you can act on, and the reasoning behind it.
Dentists and dental specialists with federal or private student loans, whether you are still in residency, just signed your first contract, or deciding between public service and private practice.
Your MyStudentData.txt file from StudentAid.gov, your most recent tax return or expected income, and any job offers you are weighing. Not sure how to get the file? Our Knowledge Base has a step-by-step guide.
When both partners have income or loans, the household strategy matters more than either plan alone. Filing status, whose loans to prioritize, and how forgiveness timelines line up all interact.
No. Consultations are educational planning. We will flag tax questions worth raising with your CPA, especially around filing status.
Individual consultation $495 · Couple consultation $695
Consultations are educational and are not tax, legal, or investment advice. Student loan rules and plan availability are set by the U.S. Department of Education and can change.