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Dental Implants Cost

How Much Do Dental Implants Cost?

low costMedium: $1,250-$3,000
low costHigh: $15,000-$30,000

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Typical costs:
  • Basic implants are $1,250-$3,000 each, but the total cost can escalate to $15,000-$30,000 depending on location, complexity and the need for bone or gum restoration work, according to DentalResources.com. Many dentists provide financing because most dental insurance plans do not cover implants.
What should be included:
  • For those missing one or more teeth, a titanium screw or post is surgically implanted into the bone of the jaw. The University of Iowa College of Dentistry describes types of implant procedures. Implantation requires a full surgical team and healing may take three to six months. Once the area is healed, a crown is placed on the implant. The implant is considered permanent; the crown may be replaced as needed over the years.
Additional costs:
  • Get a detailed quote covering the cost of the surgery (including anesthesia), the post and the crown, whether more than one implant or crown is needed and the possible use of synthetic bone material during surgery, and whether all office visits or X-rays are included in the estimate.
Discounts:
  • Dental colleges may offer reduced rates for implants done by faculty members in a teaching situation; DentalSite.com lists school locations.
  • The American Dental Association lists state dental societies, which sometimes provide partial payment of dental fees for low-income patients.
Shopping for dental implants:
  • A prosthodontist specializes in restorative treatments, including implants. Any graduate of an accredited dental school can perform these procedures; some states allow dentists to list themselves as prosthodontists without any additional training beyond regular dental college. However, most prosthodontists complete a three-year program in this specialty. If they pass a four-part examination are board certified. Ask about your doctor's training, or check with the American College of Prosthodontists to search for a certified specialist in your area.
Material on this page is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as medical advice. Always consult your physician or pharmacist regarding medications or medical procedures.
 
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Bone grafting; maxofacial surgeon for Mr. Dalton
Amount: $0.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: R Becham San Diego in San Diego, CA.Posted: March 10th, 2011 01:03AM
Which Tooth: 7,8,9
look for certified prostadontist credential working with maxo-facial surgeon,such as permadontics in San Diego, you'll get the best at bone grafting/surgery for the underlying bone issue, then an advanced trained person for building the implant/tooth. If Dalton in Misson Hills is San Diego Permadontic's is a good choice.
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implants
Amount: $0.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: JBD in canton, GA.Posted: March 10th, 2011 08:03PM
Which Tooth: all
To RDS in Cumming Ga.
I live close by and am curious what dentist you consulted for all implants for under $10 K ?
Looking to have that done.
Thanks
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Wanting Dental Implants
Amount: $0.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: "Michael" in Little Rock, AR.Posted: March 26th, 2011 01:03AM
Which Tooth: 10 Upper, 3 Lower
My family's cursed with bad teeth, on both sides of my family. Thankfully, I never really had any problems with mine up until a few years ago. I'm lucky that my teeth aren't physically bothering me, they don't hurt but I know that the only option left is to pull them and replace them. I'm only 30, and will not settle with dentures, period. I'm not going to waste $$ on getting dentures or partials, just to spend the rest of my life taking them out every night to clean them. Implants are better for you in the long run and are the next best thing to having real teeth. I also want to pay for my sister's dental work too, after I'm thru getting my college education and get a higher paying job.
My sis made the mistake of going to a small town dentist in our hometown who pulled all of her top teeth and basically kept giving her the run-around for at least a year or more after pulling them, when it came to getting her dentures. They kept telling her that, "Oh, the paperwork must've gotten lost in the mail..." She's not the only person they've told that too either. That's after making us feel like having bad teeth was completely our fault (he was my dentist too growing up.) She's FINALLY getting them, but in the long run, I still plan on getting her implants too. It's the least I can do, since she's survived cancer and has been thru Hell and back. I won't let him go near my teeth. Why? So he can pull them and then give me the run-around too? He's done that to quite a few people in our hometown. I moved to the capital now and found a reputable dentist who specializes in dental implants. I know it's not going to be cheap, but in the end, it'll be worth it, to have it done the right way.
Well, I just thought I'd share my story. I can't wait to get my smile back, along with my confidence, and I want to give that gift to my little sister too, it's the least I can do for her. She doesn't know my plans yet, but it'll be worth every penny to see her smile back too. :)
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needing implants in greenwood sc
Amount: $0.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: miserable in greenwood in greenwood, SC.Posted: March 28th, 2011 10:03AM
Which Tooth: 4 front
i have always had bad teeth. now i have no front teeth. missing front 4. i am miserable. i am only 31 yrs old. the fact that i am nice looking doesnt help at all, because of my insecurity. i am hoping to get accepted into the augusta medical school as a patient, but am very scared my problems will be to complex. i dont even have a boyfriend due to my discomfort, and seperate myself from people, excepting work, at all times. i am unable to look someone in the eyes, when speaking due to embarrassment. what can i do? what is the cheapest way. plz help
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dental implant
Amount: $18,000.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: brandonflies slc in salt lake city, UT.Posted: April 6th, 2011 06:04PM
Which Tooth: all upper
just quoted 18,000 for the all on 4 procedure at clear choice in salt lake. w after all my research in area, im happy about it. few others offered a one stop shop and costs elsewhere were higher and difficult to calculate as they quoted individual items vs all inclusive. hard to be happy about an18k price, but by far best ive seen. they did offer a guarantee though 30 yrs on the screws and 5 on the prosthesis.
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Full Mouth Rehab
Amount: $0.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: darkangel in Houston, TX.Posted: April 14th, 2011 04:04PM
Which Tooth: 12 upper and 12 lower
I was at the dentist yesterday and i found out that i have to do full mouth rehab or orthognathic surgery....the full mouth rehab is the better choice but it is $50,100 dollars i dont know what to do? there is know way i can or EVER will be able to afford this. And i dont have insurance yet but if i know that it might cover it i woul get insurance...a lot of ppl say that delta dental is really good. Is there anywhere in houston texas where i can get my full mouth rehab a little bit lower in price?
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Question on cost for 1 implant vs 3-unit-bridge
Amount: $0.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: Bridget in Saratoga, NY.Posted: May 5th, 2011 12:05PM
Which Tooth: 13
Trying to find out which is better & an approx cost. I have had my 13 tooth extracted, now I am in the healing stage. I was informed I will either need a 3-Unit-Bridge or a dental implant. I think the implant sounds like a better way to go but what cost would this be? Does anyone have any idea?
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To Miserable in Greenwood
Amount: $0.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: Rotting away in PA in Wilkes-Barre, PA.Posted: May 6th, 2011 03:05PM
Which Tooth: All
In response to "Miserable in Greenwood's" post on March 28th. Everything you said and described, right down to not being able to look ppl in the eyes when you speak to them, I am. I too, am 31. Heredity, growing up poor, neglect and one very bad visit to a dentist lil over 10 years ago have taken its toll on my teeth. Though I'm only missing 1 tooth in the front, the rest of my teeth are falling apart at an alarming rate. It seems that everytime I eat something that requires effort in chewing, more and more pieces of my teeth chip or break exposing very unpleasant looking results. Being a nice looking man doesnt justify the feeling of anxiety when meeting new ppl or the complex that follows when speaking to others and wondering what they are really thinking in their heads. I totally feel your pain there. When I worked construction it didnt bother me much, nor did I care what the guys thought. Now I work for FedEx havin to be around more ppl than I'm used to. As far as relationships go, sometimes I cant help to think that the only reason my gf doesnt seem to care about my teeth is because she is used to being with me for 3 years. Having bad teeth affects your mental health in a sense cuz I often ponder what life would be like if my gf wasnt with me anymore and the mental stress I would endure when it came to the dating scene and making 1st impressions. As sad as it sounds, I rather be butt ugly w/ a great smile than attractive w/ a mouth full of nasty teeth. In addition, reading all these testimonies about how much it costs for implants only fuels my depression as I dont have that kinda money nor will I ever see it anytime soon. All in all, reading your post reminded me so much of myself. I wouldnt wish this on my worst enemy and I just want you to know that you are NOT alone and that I hope some day you get your second chance at life, because in all reality, this sort of thing we are going thru consumes your life and eat away at ya mentally, physically and socially.
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dental implants
Amount: $7,000.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: twee ng in kennewich, WA.Posted: May 9th, 2011 10:05AM
Which Tooth: missing 3 lower left
i had two dental implants consultation for 2 impants with 1 bridge in lower feft. Dr Morgan give me total cost for the implant are 5000 and Dr barney cost 70000,that is a big defferent in between this two Dr. Please help me which one i need to choose and which one is a good dental implants.
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implants
Amount: $5,700.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: muffin2 in macomb, MI.Posted: July 13th, 2011 08:07AM
Which Tooth: lower dentures
I am waiting for the second to last apointment to attach my lower dentures, I still have my own uppers but lost my lowers I knew I would not be able to have a life if I did not get implants, earlier one dentist quated 6 thousand for the implants and it was pretty close but this price included pulling 7 teeth and dentures. the other plan was maintaing my teeth f0r 12 to 15 thousand. I had to make a financial decision and a dentest who agreed that it was only going to buy me a few years so I had 2 implants and a bone graff a lower denture and I am really happy with the decision to have them pulled, no more tooth aches and Iam very close to be able to eat a hamburger again.
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DENTAL IMPLANTS
Amount: $0.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: TOMMY TWOTONE in winder, GA.Posted: July 20th, 2011 01:07PM
Which Tooth: UPPER N LOWER
I am 56 years old and over the past 4 years i have slowly lost all but 2 of my teeth. Partly heredity and through having an accident knockin out my front bridge, after this occured evey thing went.I have spent over 6,000 through my life time.I have worked the same place for 27 year and I have dental insurance but when it comes to implants forget it. I was a lead singer in many a rock band and had great looking teeth thanks to my wife being a DenAL Hygenist but with her having a near fatal car crash in 81 that is no longer an option. Now I have an upper partial on top with 3 of my front teethand 1 on the bottom Idont smile ,I dont laugh, and I try not to talk so much. Ive allways been funny . happy and love people but thats all gone.But with what I hear and seen with upper and lower denters Id rather just wear the top 3 front teeth (partial)it makes me want to just sit down and cry.I haveas of now 97.000 in profit sharing but unlike a 401 k you caint touch it til you turn 60, get disabled or die.Looks like Ive got 3 years to wait and even then I guess ill have to get implants in Costa Rica
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Lower tooth implant
Amount: $3,000.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: a user in Rockford, IL.Posted: July 23rd, 2011 06:07AM
Which Tooth: #20
Yesterday I underwent a surgical implant for #20, in and out in one hour, having no pain whatsoever today. The total cost of the procedure will be $4200 ball park. I have a 12 week waiting period until I get the crown, literally days before my wedding. Only estimate I looked for, was in the next building over from my dentist, and was the referral. The price seemed more than I had heard from friends and family, but they had great deal of experience, and were able to back that up. I signed up for $3000 in flex with this procedure in mind, after consulting with my dentist on costs. I have has some deep scaling performed earlier in the year, which ate up some flex. Over all, I have estimated my total out of pocket left (after flex) to be around $350.
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Dental Implants
Amount: $0.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: !Patient in Rowland Heights, CA.Posted: August 6th, 2011 12:08PM
Which Tooth: 2 to 4 upper front teeth
I'm a 44 year old female with a 13 yr old bridge. My dentist recommended (before bridge colapse) implants for my 2 front teeth and maybe the 2 side teeth which are supporting my bridge. The cost is what I worry about...estimated cost is $4K to $8K, not including graff. With layoffs at work I don't want to go through with this procedure and end up in collections. At the same time, I don't want to end up toothless looking for a job. Any advise?
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Four Quadrant Replacement
Amount: $40,000.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: Jones, Tina in St. Louis, MO.Posted: August 11th, 2011 06:08PM
Which Tooth: All Teeth
I went to ClearQuest today and got a quote of $40,000.00 (price of a new car). They would have pulled all my teeth which are mostly bad from years not having money to fix and raising three kids and making sure they went to the dentist regularly. (there smiles are perfect). Anyway I think they work magic, and if there is any way I can get the money together I am going to do it. I saw photos and they are very through in there exams..the changes in peoples smiles was short of a miracle. I would pay anything to have a smile that is bright and white so should you.
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I Need dental implants
Amount: $0.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: Donna F. in Orlando, FL.Posted: September 3rd, 2011 08:09AM
Which Tooth: Need 6 implants
I am a very young 59 year old and have always had problems with my teeth. I my had front my ones pulled and bottom ones years ago and the rest are caps that fell out. So I am left with no teeth right now. I have a bump in the top of my pallet so I can not even get dentures. I cut off all my friends and avoid people and do not go out that much. I cannot afford implants. Are there any other choices?
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braces
Amount: $5,500.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: karen rhodes in renton, WA.Posted: September 11th, 2011 08:09PM
Which Tooth: brace full
My son has full braces last 2 yrs ago we cant afford to pay 300.00 a month we aleays broke money i feel bad so decided the braves off but she said need to pay 350.00 i still cant afford to pay even one piece is broken they wont do till pay in full we stuck my son is upset and frustrate help us
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Help with cost of implants ? Insurance or Discount will they help??nts
Amount: $0.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: Vegas Mom in Las Vegas, .Posted: September 14th, 2011 08:09PM
Which Tooth: Lower left side
Is there any insurance companies or discount plans that will help with the cost of implants??

Thank you for your time,
Lisa
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dental implant one tooth. Need Crown
Amount: $2,300.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: Phil Miller in Miami, FL.Posted: September 26th, 2011 06:09PM
Which Tooth: Upper tooth # 12
Completing phase two of implant with a bone graft and need a crown. My dentist retired and his replacement told Me $1750.00 for one tooth crown.
Thought the crown would be about $ 500.00 was I wrong. Any suggestions
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Financing implants be creative and dont give up
Amount: $20,000.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: a user in Kingsland, GA.Posted: October 10th, 2011 07:10PM
Which Tooth: A total of eleven teeth
Started this process Oct about two years ago. I had a lot of receeded gum so thought that I might not be able to get implants. That held me back years ago when inquired also the cost, I thought prohibitive. Glad I started process, only had $3,000 that I borrowed from my 403(b), and faith that God would provide. I was referred by my dentist to a seminar given by local dentists on implants, was so impressed. found a great dentist. Financed it with the cash and a Care Credit card. We got them to raise our limit to $10,000 and paid for the implants. We paid off the Care Credit card before we had to pay any interest. If you can do that okay, even if not do it anyway. It cost about $13,000 for 7 implants including bone graft. The surgery and recovery were not bad at all . Discomfort for less than a week. Restoring the eleven teeth is costing about $7,600. This is half what it normally cost. Thank God I went on line and found a discount dental plan, not insurance, however many dentist take the plan, offered by Aetna( it costs me$69.00 a year)With the plan dental implants costs are reduced by 50%. What a good deal. Without that my restoration would have been over $15,000, which I had been quoted. \r\nOh, also my dentist who did the implant surgery discounted my original quote when I told him I could only pay around $10,000. They also discount 2% if you pay for upfront. Hope this helps
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Had bone graft titanium implant with crown to follow
Amount: $2,000.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: winans4jesus in chapel hill, NC.Posted: October 11th, 2011 09:10AM
Which Tooth: 31 back molar
went to the UNC dental school, professional all the way, resident doc with physician assistance, great experience, would do again. No payment plans, must pay at time of visit. Try the dental school in your area. Half the price of local dentists. Aprox price, $60 to remove bad tooth,$75 bone graft, $1200 implant,$600 crown.
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Implants (2) for lower denture
Amount: $3,800.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: CIRO ARNONE in Lake Worth, FL.Posted: October 18th, 2011 03:10PM
Which Tooth: All lower teeth
On initial consultation the dentist told me that he had to pull one tooth and then place 4(four) implants in my jaw. He made me sign some poaopers and requested to get total pay immediately. on my appt day the surgeon placed only two implants in my jaw. When I found out that they only placed two implants while the doctor had told me that I needed four, he lied and said nthat he recommended four and that I had refused because of the price and so I opted for two, which was a lie.
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2 Titanium implants and crowns
Amount: $4,000.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: Rico2 in Cocoa, FL.Posted: October 24th, 2011 07:10PM
Which Tooth: #4 and #19
I am 67 yr old, 5 yrs ago lost #4 and #19 and est. to cost $8,600 in Florida for titanium implants and porcelain crowns. Since insurance did not cover, I went to Costa Rica and did it in a dental complex with all specialists including the lab. There were no problems, no pain, no complications and efficient service. Dentist even sent his driver to pick me up at airport to hotel for free. Cost breakdown are as follows - Implant $750/each, abutment and crown $550/each, X-rays $30. Implants took 1 hour to complete but I stayed 7 days for vacation. Seven months later returned to complete abutment and crown, completed in two days. In addition a root canal was done on #5 and cost $200.\r\nReturn airfare Florida to CR $320/trip, hotel with breakfast for 7 days $301 (walking distance to dental office). Total incurred cost including travel and hotel for both trips were less than $4,000. \r\nNOTE: 1st trip rent-a-car cost $300 for 7 days. 2nd trip took local bus for city and country trips – very chea
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All on 4 implants full mouth
Amount: $80,000.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: Babiedoll in Houston, TX.Posted: November 5th, 2011 05:11PM
Which Tooth: All of them
I had the all on four procedure in Houston at Bruggeen Dental it was suppose to take 2 visits but I ended up needing a bone graft so on the top I didn\\\\\\\'t get to have them instantly. It took all most a year for them but I did get the instant implants on the bottom. It has been the greatest thing in the world. The look so good and it is 1000 times better than having dentures. It is just like the real teeth I use to have. The only complaint it the cost. We ended up having to take it out of our retirement but I didn\\\\\\\'t have much of a choice. I could eat with regular dentures, everything tasted like plastic, with the implants I dont have that problem at all. How do you put a price on happiness and ability to eat? You don\\\\\\\'t, you do what you have to do. Good luck!!!
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really
Amount: $0.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: not a custermer in hollywood, FL.Posted: November 30th, 2011 04:11PM
went to the dentist today only to be told that it would cost me 30,000 to 60,000 to give me a nice smile......the look on my face...then he told me how this was a bussness and he had bills to pay...really..thats the 2 time he made me feel like custermer not a person ...whats really going on here.....
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No insurance
Amount: $13,000.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: golf in wilmington, NC.Posted: December 16th, 2011 07:12AM
I just spent $13,000 for 2 lower implants, 2 crowns an several cavities. I am 50 years old and have avoided the dentist for years and years. I am fortunate to have the money to pay, but how the heck do they expect the poor to pay these prices? It really is sickening knowing that most folks cannot afford teeth!!!
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I NEED TEETH
Amount: $0.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: Marieeee in Redlands, CA.Posted: January 10th, 2012 04:01PM
Which Tooth: Top-have 5, 0-on bottom
My dentist @ western dental pulled all of my bottom teeth, and all but 5 upper teeth. he wanted to pull them all and I said no, I should have said no to what was pulled.that was done a couple years ago but ever since I have pain in the right lowwer.the dentist said that I would get dentures because I had and still do have medi/cal and medicare as my insurance but then that insurance changed and said that they are not covered by them, so I do have no teeth on the lowwer bottom, and only 5 teeth on the top that are very sharp and either need to be made crowns,or filling or something,I am told that I need to go to a specialist called a Prostadontist, and I do not know the very best place that can help me with this.I am willing to pay payments that I can afford if I can find that correct and special prostadontist.I feel that if I would return to that dentist it is just a waste of time, they do not help me.\r\nThank you,Sincerely
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Dental Implants
Amount: $4,000.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: Little One in wilson, NC.Posted: January 25th, 2012 04:01PM
Which Tooth: 7,8,9,10
I am 28 years old and I have juvenile periodontitis. I have had my front 4 teeth pulled. I am wearing a partial until I get my implants. i am trying to save up the money to get this surgery done. I have been suffering from it for the last 18 years of my life. It\\\'s going to cost me between 4,000 to $9,000. I am a single mom, working a 40 hrs a week and in school full time. God send me a miracle is what I tell myself. I am just hoping some celebrity or musician will see this post and let me borrow the money. I will pay it back. I promise. email smith_1829@yahoo.com
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Dental Implants
Amount: $15,000.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: sandymovie in Weston, FL.Posted: January 31st, 2012 04:01PM
Which Tooth: 3 implants
So far I have had 3 implants, bone grafts, root canals, and 2 sinus lifts. The most important thing to remember is that we want our teeth fixed for our own health. Second, recomendations from friends, relatives, etc, are important, as you to have to have faith and trust in the dentist/periodontist who is treating you. The costs cannot be avoided unfortunately, but if you know where to go OUTSIDE of America like Costa Roca, Mexico, etc., the cost is usually cheaper-just make sure you know who you are dealing with. You could also go to a clinic or a Dental School which offers reduced pricing for patients. I am a terrible dental patient, but I trust my doctor and he knows my fears. I usually take (the little white pill) ativan to relieve my anxiety before sitting in the chair. I have never had a problem. Just make sure that you take as little pain killers as possible. All you need is some tylenol.
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Dental Implants
Amount: $13,000.00 not covered by insurance
Posted by: Thinking positive ! in Brick, NJ.Posted: February 2nd, 2012 06:02PM
Which Tooth: 2 Implants Front
I have 3 missing teeth in front. 1 was pulled in Dec. due to absessed root canal. 1 was pulled when I was 10. The other is a root canal tooth. So far The Doctor did a implant where the tooth was pulled when I was 10. made the root canal tooth stronger and did a bone graft where the tooth was recently pulled. I have a temporary bridge now and a temporary flipper waiting if this should fall out. It all has to heal and that takes time. I am hoping the bone will take so I can go ahead with the other implant and I will than have 3 separate front teeth. My goal. I almost fainted when he told me the cost. I wanted to cry as I do not have the cash for this and it needs to be done. Insurance will not cover the implants but hoping it will pick up some of the other work. But insurance covers root canals that never last long. Go figure. I am trusting my Doctor & God to heal to give me back my smile. I return for xray end of April or if I decide to pick up my flipper & have this ugly white temp. bridge removed. The Flipper is really neat, he showed this to me and if and when I can have the second implant I will need to wear the flipper until it heals. God Give me Strength...& The means to pay for what the insurance will not cover.
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