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Jordan had the misfortune of becoming addicted to drugs at a young age. Years of abuse destroyed his teeth, affecting his confidence along with his ability to eat and speak. Jordan decided he wanted a new start and found the 3 on 6 treatment. Combining dental implants, bridges, and modern dentistry techniques, Jordan now has a new smile and an improved quality of life.
You are so blessed. I wish i could afford this procedure. Years of psych meds destroyed my teeth.
Sorry to hear that, so many medications have harmful effects that people aren't aware of. If you'd like to know more about financing treatment, please give us a call at 888-877-5790
I am in tears for you. God Bless you and God protect and keep you now and always. I am having mine done in 2 weeks♥️♥️♥️ I can tell you are blessed with a momma who loves you. Kelly Daniels
For only 60 THOUSAND DOLLARS, you too can have a beautiful smile
It's roughly $45k for a full upper and lower, depending on a few different factors. Most patients finance treatment and it's less than a new car payment. A list of providers can be found at www.3on6.com/locations
While the set may be $45K for a 3 on 6, which is already unobtainable by a majority of patients, what about extractions, bone grafts, and sinus lifts if needed? All of the prep work adds cost and I doubt every patient that walks into the office is eligible for this procedure with no prep work at all. What if the patient isn’t eligible for immediate loading? That adds another procedure and cost. What about the maintenance work? I’m sure a single set doesn’t last a lifetime. But at the end of the day the cost isn’t the actual issue here. The issue is that the research points towards implant retained solutions (3 on 6, all on x, bridges, etc) being the standard of care and in some cases if the patient is young, a NECESSARY solution to prevent significant complications down the line, so why is insurance still able to weasel their way out of paying by saying this is cosmetic? That’s the main issue here. Insurance needs to pay for implant retained solutions and stop the shenanigans. We need change.
Yup ure correct. They wanted $57k for my procedure. No sinus lift. Just normal extraction, bone graft for the implants and general anesthesia. I said no, then they called me a few times and each time they lowered the price by a little. if they had just been up front with the price at around $45k, I would have said yes.
@@Porch.monkey.slayer is yours the same 3 on 6? Or is it something else like all on 4? Big difference.
Just go to Cancun Mexico for 1/2 price 😊
Congratulations Sir
What a beautiful new smile. I'm in Australia and my teeth have sadly been destroyed by medication and poor health. I wish we had this treatment as an option here. I'm looking at going to Turkey to get it done when I have the funds..
Australia has all on 4 dental implant.but it's about $30,000 for each set
@@rachelmizrahi1837 no thanks. I have no interest in getting all on 4. I'm on a 3 on 6 page for a reason.
Take care of "turkey teeth"!
Aww, he’s overwhelmed..
He looks intoxicated.
@@alouise3557I was thinking the same!... The mother... 😢
no money no insurance ten years of pain i going to give up but its nice to see some one have a new life new smile its just a dream for me.
Sorry about your situation. If you can afford a car payment we can likely help you with treatment. Give us a call if you'd like to discuss: 888-877-5790
Not everyone can afford 350 or more a month. And that's being generous with the monthly price. How about a 100.00 a month. If you can do that, you'd have work as a dentist for the rest of your life. But no one wants to tell the truth or actually try.
You can have all that for 8 k euros... Buy a ticket to Croatia, Bulgaria and price is 5 times cheaper and service and knowlage are the same
@@SmileSystems3on6
What if you dont need all three arches.
why is insurance still able to weasel their way out of paying by saying this is cosmetic? That’s the main issue here. Insurance needs to pay for implant retained solutions and stop the shenanigans. We need change.
Looks absolutely amazing!! 👍💯❤️
Thank you so much 🤗
Do you provide zirconia posts / screws for those who are sensitive to any metal (outside of gold & silver)?
I found the option of zirconia posts for all on 4’s and all on 6’s but would rather be set up with more natural looking teeth such as those your dentistry provides with the 3 on 6’s.
For those who need bone and gum grafts, what type of bone grafts do you provide?
Some providers can do zirconia implants. You will just need to call and check with that specific provider. A list of providers can be found at www.3on6.com/locations
How do you clean under these bridges. Food will get trapped slowly under. Continuous inflammation of the gums is not good.
It's just the same as food getting trapped between teeth. Brushing, flossing, water flossing. These are actually MUCH easier to clean than something like an All-On-4 or All-on-X where they cut out the patient's bone and create a thicker surface that is less accessible for the patient. The 3 on 6™ can be cleaned at home and never has to be removed for cleanings, meanwhile, the All-On-4 should be removed once or twice a year for cleanings.
@SmileSystems3on6 thanks for the response. Is this method available with zirconia implants and bridges? So no titanium for those with autoimmune reactions? Thanks again
@@eb6359 some providers may be able to treatment plan using zirconia implants. It really just depends on the individual treatment plan and the doctor's comfort with using zirconia implants for the patient.
Total crap. No emergence profile, all the contour is saddled on the gingiva. No way he can clean that.
You can clean that. Water flosser/ floss threading and mouthwash. I do it on my implant supported bridge. Also, you go back for regular exams.
While the set may be $45K for a 3 on 6, which is already unobtainable by a majority of patients, what about extractions, bone grafts, and sinus lifts if needed? All of the prep work adds cost and I doubt every patient that walks into the office is eligible for this procedure with no prep work at all. What if the patient isn’t eligible for immediate loading? That adds another procedure and cost. What about the maintenance work? I’m sure a single set doesn’t last a lifetime. But at the end of the day the cost isn’t the actual issue here. The issue is that the research points towards implant retained solutions (3 on 6, all on x, bridges, etc) being the standard of care and in some cases if the patient is young, a NECESSARY solution to prevent significant complications down the line, so why is insurance still able to weasel their way out of paying by saying this is cosmetic? That’s the main issue here. Insurance needs to pay for implant retained solutions and stop the shenanigans. We need change.
Extractions and bone grafting are included in the price. The cost of the procedure may vary slightly depending on your individual treatment plan.
There have only been a few *very rare* cases where a patient wasn't eligible for immediate loading and needed to be placed in dentures for a few months - our providers do not charge extra for that. Rest assured, you won't be leaving surgery with no teeth.
The maintenance for the 3 on 6 is relatively simple - daily brushing and flossing and bi-annual cleanings, just like real teeth. The implants and bridges do not need to be replaced or removed for the cleanings. Most of our providers offer limited lifetime guarantees as long as you follow protocol - www.3on6.com/guarantee. And compared to other full-mouth restoration options like dentures and All-on-X, since the 3 on 6 is segmented into smaller bridges, replacement costs are lower.
Yes, insurance considers the 3 on 6 a cosmetic procedure and doesn't cover it. But our providers try their best to work with your insurance company and max out your benefits when possible (for extractions and such).
Feel free to give us a call at 888-877-5790, and we'd be happy to answer more of your questions.
Good old mummy😂😂😂😂
Thats cool,same thing happend to me,but I need bone grafts so I was quoted 25k,but yes this guy is lucky they look 😎
What is the cost approximately for the 3 on 6??
It's around $45k for a full mouth. With good credit that can be financed for less than the cost of a car payment.
Would you do 3on6 even theres no bone upper? Thats what the all on 4 clinic australia said
If there's literally no bone, then no, and in that case even an All-on-4 can't be placed. Implants have to have bone, that goes for All-on-4 and 3 on 6. If there's SOME bone, then we have a high chance of being able to place a 3 on 6. Many 3 on 6 patients were previously told by a less experienced dentist that they don't have enough bone for implants.
What I would not do to get a set in my head. I hate my teeth situation so bad . I would do next to anything to have an opportunity like that. I just turned 45 . I am a single dude who has not left the house to do any socializing in over 4 years. I stay to myself now and its because I have a mouth I am ashamed of. Many causes and drugs were one of them but genetics seems to be my curse. This is the only implant technique I have seen to actually look like a real solution . A set of teeth like this would change my life. But until the lottery (which I do not play) hits I am stuck with the hounds and Roku for my best life .. Glad the works getting done out there though.
Sorry to hear about your situation. If you have income and can make payments, we can probably help. Feel free to give us a call and schedule a free consultation to explore your options. 888-877-5790
@@SmileSystems3on6 I think I am just going to do the procedure myself in a mirror . After sourcing all the implants , the bridges and the tools to install the implants what gets charge is almost criminal. I cannot believe the amount of over charging done with implants. How do you all sleep at night?
How much is it cost
The 3 on 6 starts at $22,000/arch.
Wow
I even work full time but no lump sums to give so...
Most patients finance treatment, often with $0 down, and it's less than a new car payment. If you'd like a consultation give us a call at 888-877-5790
Will it last till the age of 60?
I am only 28 years old 😢😢😢
With good hygiene and habits, it certainly can last you a lifetime.
Anything for her baby boy
Where is this dentist located?
This patient was treated by Dr. Randy Roberts of Smile Clinic in Salt Lake City, Utah. A full list of providers can be found at www.3on6.com/locations
Wowow how much?
As much as a new car: scandalous. Health care should help covering a part!
It starts at around $20k per arch ($40k for a full mouth). With good credit, most people can finance full mouth treatment for less than $600/month.
You can do this in Vietnam, very good dentist over there. Cost for a 3 on 6 would be around 6k per arch.
@@SuperCobragold this is not true, because the 3 on 6 is a licensed procedure and there are no trained or licensed providers in Vietnam. Same thing if you buy Nike's off the street in Vietnam, they aren't Nike's. You can't create a subpar shoe with poor materials and construction, then put a swoosh on it and call it a Nike shoe. This is only more true when we're talking about medical procedures that require foreign materials to integrate with human biology to restore natural dentition.
= La dentition complète aurait était mieux 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thought it was 40 k not 60
A full upper and lower 3 on 6™ is about $45k.
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these doctors should have to wear a crooked chunk of plastic screwed into their mouth for half a year to better understand what their patients are going through. i'm still sitting here with a so called temporary that feels nothing like teeth because instead of making me a 'temporary' implant my doctor chose to ignore my concerns and insisted that he could make the crooked denture that i came to him with in dire straits to fit my mouth. he did not even try. all he did was screwed some holes in it and screw the crooked denture that i was hardle able to eat with into my skull. i have to stretch my lip over the chunk of plastic just to put my lips together. they are popping out of my face and stick out farther my upper lip is inside of the 'teeth' and they hang out way over my upper lip. they literally are popping out of my face and extremely uncomfortable. and the appearance of them is hideous not just because they are popping out of my face but they are also screwed into my skull hanging all lopsided. to me this feels like incompetance and neglegance as a doctor to leave a patient in this much discomfort but i don't know for sure. is this the way implant doctors normally treat their patients? is it really just about money? becuase is you keep on rushing your patents in and out the door then you are going to keep making these mistakes and no one is going to trust you to do the work in the first place.i feel like i am being ripped off by a doctor and he is not just stealing my money he is robbing me of my time and my life. i have been going through this for 3 years now. i can't even smile at people. it's made me completely isolate myself and i know that's now healthy for anyone. 3 years is a long time to be thinking about suicide daily. i would talk to someone about it but unfortunately i didnt have enough money to afford the straight teeth 'temporary implant' and this crooked chunk of plastic that i trusted the doctor would make fit right still doesnt fit and i can barely talk with it popping out of my face like this.
We are so sorry to hear that. Did you go to one of our licensed 3 on 6 providers? Our providers are highly trained in implants and genuinely care about patients and their long-term well-being. We hope that you get the issue resolved with your doctor. If not, our providers would be more than happy to help you - www.3on6.com/providers.
So around $600 per month (with good credit).
You must cater to folks who buy Mercedes over people like me with my Honda Civic lol.
Well at least now I know.
Unfortunately that isn't feasible for normal a family.
Seems you cater to a wealthier clientele, which is fine...I guess. 🙄
It was a fun dream for a little while, By by 3 on 6. smh
Do these people look rich to you? In general people have to work and sacrifice for the things they want. Many people spend $300/month on cigarettes or alcohol, $100/month on coffee, etc. Most people could make a few small life changes to have the income to fix their teeth but they won’t prioritize it. It’s awesome though to see people who get disciplined and take care of what’s most important.
@@ryanhaldy I personally have never spent any money on cigarettes, alcohol, or coffee. Not once. And $600 per month is the amount a brand new Mercedes could cost! Which is why I referenced it.
Your little comment, "Most people could make a few small life changes to have the income to fix their teeth but they won’t prioritize it" is VERY offensive to this widowed parent who is helping put her child through college (a school in the top 25)...which is MY priority. The condition of my teeth is also NOT something I did to them.
Don't you dare sit there and make assumptions about those of us who live within our means and KNOW we can't afford this!
@@UnBroken11100 sorry that you felt I was making an assumption about you, I wasn’t. I specifically said “most people”. Most anyone who meets with a financial advisor will find that there is excess in their budget they can trim. There are exceptions to this, and it sounds like you’re one of them. That’s fine. But your original comment was a broad generalization about catering to people with Mercedes and not Civics. I can tell you, this guy is not driving a Mercedes. Most of these people aren’t. Most of them have to make sacrifices to afford their teeth. Rich people often never get to this point with their teeth. So in reality it’s the opposite. This treatment is catered to the “less fortunate”. That doesn’t mean it’s cheap, but it means that is who they are serving.
Well don't come on here vindictive about people who can afford it. It's obviously an expensive process, because all dentist charge this or more. You can look at all these videos and tell them aren't rich. Truck drivers, retired teachers. People figure it out
And fyi, you ain't buying a Benz for $600 a month 😂
@@UnBroken11100 I think your perfectly right. It is a truck load of money to come up with an an outrageous amount of money to charge anyone despite the payment plans after all, you can sell a used car but not your used and worn out teeth!
Personally, I think these are not beautiful teeth at all, too perfectly straight and too white IMO. If your teeth are so bad, then I actually am beginning to think that false dentures ( maybe only 1/10 the cost) that are removed at night are really not that bad. My parents elected to have these in their 40s in the 1960's and had perfectly happy lives with fairly good looking teeth - of course the dentistry Industry lost those teeth and couldn't charge anymore for fillings etc.
But regarding the cost, obviously highly skilled trained and educated individuals will, if in the position to earn well, want to do so. Their education and training has been very expensive, they have been charged a lot of money to learn their trade so naturally they don't come cheap. The dentist trade materials are also extremely extremely expensive for dentists to buy. Even their dentist chair are mega money with suctions and power supplies. I understand those chairs are about twenty thousand ( £ or USD$). Their attendants / assistants also are trained individuals. All have to pay professional fees to the dentistry associations they belong to and I assume there's personal and professional Insurances they need to take out against mal practice claims etc. Most business is a racket of some sort or the business wouldn't be in existence.
i dont believe this story. It cost a lost more than $60K to do this
You're welcome to come to a 3 on 6 provider to get your own treatment plan. Most patients pay around $45k for full upper and lower treatment.