how much do grills cost?(he dental type of grills)\nthe different types of stuff they're made of?
134918
I think grills will eventually need to be mainsteamed to avoid having people get their teeth butchered.  While I personally wouldn't get a grill.  I have had patients ask.  Like any cometic procedure it's Buyer beware.  My job is to do no harm.  I think the grills you see like slim thug are removable.  They look OK  b ut I have seen some bad grill work that is permanent because the Patient "went to a guy in a van"
83235
I think it's these metals chrome, cobalt, titanium, or ceramic materials can be used.  I think they have recalled ceramic because they were cracking though.
92524
your right, rap is stupid. A grill is metal things that they put on their teeth. Look at the Ying Yang(dumb and dumber) twins mouth.http://www.olsen-twins-news.com/multimedia/videos/ama-2004/ama-ying-yang.jpg
528391
Always get a second opinion. They are out to make money. I saw a dentist and he said I had 5 cavaties!!! I went to another and had only one small cavity. They will rip you off!!! Also, who in the heck needs a $100 toothbrush? Go buy a sonic care one at Target or Wal-Mart. They are the best. Take action and let them know that you are going elsewhere.
20280
WOW, BETWEEN THIS AND PULLING YOUR OWN TEETH, COOKING FOR THAT GIRL WONT BE A BIG DEAL. IS THE ARES DISCOLORED? I KNOW THEY HAVE THAT BLEACHING CREAM TO EVEN OUT COLORS SO MAYBE THAT WILL HELP. SORRY I DONT KNOW ANY MORE THAN THAT. TAKE CARE.
200504
you can eat pretty much anything you want including gum. as long as your careful it will be fine. i would recomend staying away from extremly hard food or making it into smaller peices. hope i helped
55781
how much does the average family in our city spend on it's health cost.\n\nyou could consider the family as the unit\nyou could also consider alternative medecine\nand life styles and age groups (smokers, drinking, drugs, ...)\nand try to find is there any corolation between them\n\nNB: use the software SPSS it is great and makes everything easier
160757
I worked at the local fair. It is the biggest fair in the State of Maine and the company I worked for made alot of money. I worked selling Sausage, Steak bombs and drinks. At $5.00 a sandwich and the place was always packed, they made a killing. Never hurts to try :D.
85620
the cost is about 1800-2200 dollars per tooth. It takes about 9 months to a year to complete. You can have all your teeth done if you have the money. Once again you can have them all done, but dentist would do them in stages, say top first then bottom, you will use a temporary denture until the gums heal.
369999
Food is definitely expensive!  Save-a-Lot and Aldi's are good places to go for groceries, though.  As for meat, you can sometimes get hot dogs, lunch meat, and vienna sausages for cheap at those stores.  They also sometimes sell these huge 10-pound bags of chicken for about $4 at Save-a-Lot...whenever I buy one of those, it lasts me and my fiance at least a week, and the chicken tastes delicious, I think.  For paper products it's good to go to the dollar store.  Some of the things I do to save money are to wash out old milk jugs and fill them with water and tea to make unsweetened tea, keep the plastic bags that I carry groceries in and use them in the smaller trash cans, and keep most of my meat products in the freezer instead of the refrigerator so that they will last longer.  I hope some of this helps...good luck shopping!
221309
The cost depends on the type of crown. There are 3 types:\n\n1.Metal Dental Crowns are made of gold alloy, palladium, nickel alloy, or chromium alloy. Metal dental crowns\nare ideal for and often used on the back teeth.\n\n2. Ceramic Dental Crowns look like normal teeth and are ideal for use on the front teeth.\n\n3. Porcelain fused to metal (PFM) Dental Crowns are stronger than ceramic crowns and also look like normal teeth. Like ceramic dental crowns, PFM dental crowns are ideal for use on the front teeth. \n\n\nAs well, it depends on if you have dental benefits. Myself, I would pay 10% of whatever the cost. So, probaly less than $50.00
492146
$ 250.oo for the real thing. they do however have cheaper ones say for instance if you had a five year old with you and he wanted one for 20 bucks or so. but they are really cheaply made with Velcro and everything. the nicer, more expensive ones or the real thing (replicas of course)
32294
They cost A LOT OF MONEY. Thats why you don't see that many people walkin around with grills in  their mouth. And at my school, nobody has them.
483119
I had braces a LONG time ago. This was back in the days of the "Stone Knives and Bear Skins" version of Orthodontia. Well, okay, almost 40 years ago.\nWhen I got the braces off; (which were the full ring band on every tooth, giving me the appearance of the grill of a 1955 Chrysler Imperial.),  I was left with a removable top retainer, and a glued-in bottom retainer. The bottom retainer was simply a wire support that ran behind my front bottom teeth. I went back a few times as I only went every 3 or 4 months to get it checked. When I went off to College, it finally came unglued. I took it out of my mouth, and that was that. I don't think they are meant to last forever, and it stayed in 2 years beyond the last time I saw my Doctor. But once it came out, that was it. I never had a problem with my bottom teeth shifting at all. \nMy question to you is: Do you have a "one price" deal on your braces, and that is what it is costing you no matter what treatment is involved? Or is there a "maintenance cost"?\nIf he is charging you on a "per appointment basis" to babysit that glued-in bottom retainer, I'd get a second opinion.\nI have no idea what braces and maintenance cost now. Mine was an "all-in" fee. No matter what, and no matter how long it took, the cost to correct my teeth was $1100.00.\nI guess that's cheap compared to the cost today, but I have to say, my teeth still look great!
32173
hi there, i have a great webpage for you.\n\nthis guy built a "periodic table table" - a big table in his garage made out of wood, and a storage space underneath each element in the table that can be opened up.  inside the box he has stored various samples of that element.  all of this information is online, and includes pictures and information including the price he paid for each one.  it's great.\n\nhere's the site:\nhttp://theodoregray.com/PeriodicTable/\n\nscroll down a bit and click somewhere on the wooden table to see what he has for that element.\n\nEDIT:  i guess i should add, a lot of his samples are listed as "donated" but usually include a link to whatever supplier donated them, and i think you could probably follow the link to find out the cost. \n\nmore info here: \nhttp://theodoregray.com/PeriodicTable/HowToGetOne.html\n\ncheers!
100666
I just put braces on my daughter and the total price is 4, 500.00. My insurance covered 1,500 of it so it cost me 3000 but it is going to depend on what the child needs baraces for and how much your insurance coveres of course.I thik most dentist except payment with a certain percentage down. Our did and we had to put 20% down and could make the payments for 12 months. But of course the more you put down the lower the payment. Good luck.
170507
I have an allergy to metal as well.  Mine is not as severe as yours seems to be though.  My jeans button breaks me out but only in the immediate contact area.  I also cannot wear hypo-allergenic jewellry.  I can wear real gold but that's it.  I have metal fillings and have no problem, they do not come into contact with any skin.  I would like to tell you my experience with the other kind of fillings though, the white kind you can't really see.  That's the only kind my dentist likes to use.  When she gave me those my tooth never quit hurting.  They drilled it back out and used metal to refill it.  I will not use anything but a metal filling from now on.  The dentist told me that some people can't tolerate the other kind.   ???   Good luck.