how much do dental implants cost?and dose it correct the shape of the mouth?
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28 implants?? who is the lucky dentist that will be neighbour with Trump?\n\n2 or 3 implants for each jaw with a denture will do the trick.(infact dentures with 2-3 implants each) (ask your dentist though the situation of the patient is very important. without examinations even she wants to she may not be qualified. I mean some operations might be necessary.) it will cost you a fortune anyway. it's no comparison but in Turkey this will cost you smt like 10.000$
1155748
Of course, they basically just screw the implants into your bone. Very pricey though, around 600 per tooth or more.
100516
Yes. Try the manufacturer of the implant.  The Dr. can probably tell you that..or the Medical supplier.
613116
How many teeth did you lose?  That makes a difference in deciding whether you should go with a partial, or a full denture.  Implants are an option, but as someone already mentioned, they are expensive-- about a grand per tooth.  A partial is not a bad thing.  A denture is not a bad thing.  You would be amazed at how many hollywood smiles you see that are really nothing but gums behind it all.  You should considr this a blessing rather than a curse, as you are now "forced" to get the perfect smile.  Don't fret. If the rest of your teeth that remain after the accident, are in need of dental assistance, keep them if you can afford to do so, but if not-- lose them and create your own smile and make the rest of the world envy it.  No one has to know, and it's nothing to be ashames of.  Getcha' grill done!  It's all about presentation.  I went down to Matamoros, Mexico to get my grill done.  I saved a ****load, and had a blast in the "mercado", drinkig Margaritas at the same time.  If you want my dentist's number, call me.  radio.djay@yahoo.com
463524
Above answers are correct in describing cost of an implant.  I have three implants (due to a skiing accident)and in retrospect, with everything that I had to go through for the implants, I would not do it again.  Knowing what I know now, I would have just gotten dentures or whatever.  I had had fixed bridgework prior to the implants and the bridgework failed, so I had to decide between implants or dentures.\n\nHowever, my son had one implant and he has been happy with his.  He does note that the implanted tooth is a bit shorter than the tooth that it is next to, but I guess that is normal and you can't really notice it.  So, he is happy with his.\n\nHere is a website dealing with the pros and cons of dental implants.
860339
depends on where you live, in the US it should cost you about 1000 dollars per tooth.
537968
I just got  braces two weeks ago, and it is costing me $4200.00.    That includes all visits and anything that has to do with them the entire time I am wearing them. It also includes the retainer to wear afterwards, and the whitening process that everyone gets afterwards too.  There are less expenisve dentists,  but you should remember that you get what you pay for.
52070
The only problem I know of is You Absolutly have to care for them like you would your own teeth, Which actually shouldn't be a problem if you are willing to spend the money for them in the first place, you should practice Good oral Hygeine, I know that if you are not one to floss and brush daily, you are not a canidate for implants, other wise they are a great option for tooth loss.
842237
In my office the actual implant is $1650.00. If it were an implant that was having a crown put on top of it, that would be an additional $1250.00. In the case of making a denture "snap" onto implants, you would probably need about 4-6 implants on the top arch and about 2-4 on the lower, the amount of bone would be the deciding factor as to exactly how many you would need, if you went this route. It is not a guarantee that they would be able to use the dentures that you have, but if they did, you would have to go without them for a period of time. The top pieces that would attach to the denture would run you $800 a piece in my office. \n\nAs for placing single implants with crowns on them, just for the teeth that would cover your smile, that would depend on how wide your smile was, and you would be looking at the cost of car. If you took the cost of the implants at approximately $1650 a piece and added approx. $1250 for each crown, you can see how much that adds up to. And it would really be up to the dentist to decide if that option would be something that would be feasable on you, taking your bite, amount of bone and other things into consideration.\n\nI would be more likely to look into the "snap" on dentures if I were you, unless you have about $25,000 - 30,000 to shell out for the permanent option.
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I have one dental implant and it's been in for around 2 years now and I've had no problems with it. I travel by air a lot and haven't once set off a metal detector.\n\nThe metal used is clinical grade titanium and doesn't rust and has no imperfections so it's perfectly safe.\n\nThey are expensive though. I paid £2100 for the one I had - so I guess that'd be about $3500.\n\nBut the results are amazing, and if you go to a reputable surgeon it should be relatively quick and you wont really suffer much afterwards.\n\nMy surgery took around 45 mins and was done under local anaesthetic. Taking Ibuprofen staved off the pain after the anaesthetic wore off. A week later the stiches were out. Had the crown attached a couple of months later and I've had no problems whatsoever with it. If you can afford it, I totally recommend it.
288504
To get it done properly will cost few thousand pounds. On NHS I really wouldn`t recommend it if you want to look good and chew comfortably in the future. If you want good looking braces add a few hundred to the fee...
936952
Prices vary depending on where about you are in the UK, and whether you are getting private treatment or NHS treatment. They should give you a quote before doing the work! But I wouldn't imagine it cost more than £600 for the treatment. The fillings wil be cheap if you fo for the silver ones. Otherwise the white ones will cost approx £65-£100 (they are not available on the NHS hence why they are so expensive). as for the chipped tooth, that will depend on how severly it is chipped. And where abouts in your mouth the chipped tooth is.
700561
I'd say go to Tuscon and have a dentist check it out. Better to have it done now then wait. In phoenix the upper denture cost about $1500.00 and lower partial about $700.----$1200. depending on if you want metal or what they call a "soft partial" made of acrillic. Then too, you can go to Nogales for about half that price or less. I hear they do just as good of work as here. Just have to find the right dentist. Good luck
654516
depends where you live but usually 5800$$$ or more they r really expensive regular braces are about 5000 or up!
548914
The cost  is between $700-$1200.you go for the veneers if you are not satisfied with the shape or shade of your teeth.the problem with the veneers is it might crack or chipped specially if you are a grinder also if your gum recede in future the margins of the veneer near your gum line will show and you need to changed them.the more Conservative approach is Orthodontics treatment(braces).also you can try Invisaline(invisible orthodontics treatment) that works great , it  costs $3000-$5000 and the process will take about 6 months to 2 year depend on your teeth situation.you can use the invisaline try for teeth whitening also.
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I worked for a doctor who specialized in the dental implants. I was in charge of filing the insurance papers and getting the payment for the patients. Unfortunately, most plans did not cover the implants at all. Only the best, most expensive plans covered a part of the implant. \n\nI can tell you that implants are the best way to go to replace a missing tooth, so if you can do it at all, go for it! You wont regret it. Just make sure you find someone who is highly regarded in this procedure. A lot of general dentists are trying to do them and they arent working out as well.
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Dental Surgery is very very cheap in India.There is one company that is very famous in India that arranges all types of surgery for foreigners in India.They are called the Forerunners Healthcare.I read a lot about them in the Newspapers and about their patient stories.I have also read that they arrange financing for american and canadian patients as cosmetic dental surgery is not covered by insurance.They also have photos pasted of their International patients.You can checkout their website.The cost savings are incredible.As a doctor i personally believe that your jaw surgery can be easily handled in India as the quality of healthcare available here is simply best in the world.The surgeons are USA/UK trained and facilities are 5 star.my cousin got it done and she just couldnt stop talking about how wonderful the whole thing went for her.\nhttp://www.forerunnershealthcare.com\nhope this helps