Can't figure the top left picture, but the others look like the door and frame are still square in the frame. The door skin looks to be fiberglass over foam insulation, but it's not clear what the interior material is or if it is dented.
If the damage is only to the exterior skin, repair is not difficult and, as suggested, I would take it to a pro. The biggest expense will be repainting, and you will have to do that regardless of repair or replacement. If it is, in fact, a universal door, it may be cheaper to simply replace and paint rather than pay for time and expertise to repair. You need to shop around for estimates.
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Larry, Eileen, and Finley
2004 Alpine 36FDDS
Third motor home, first Alpine, no need for another.
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