Thank you for the videos. I have a question. My jaw is crooked and pain from tmj. Do I need to get my jaw fixed before the removal of my teeth and implants put in? Thank you so much for your help.
Title of the video is misleading. Sure, costs may vary depending on each individual's situation, but you could at least have given a range. Obviously a single tooth implant is less than a whole mouth of implants.
I would say full mouth you have no bone loss. Between $30,00-$70,000. If you need bone grafting that adds additional $10,000. Sinus lifts probably around $15,000. If you need extractions they charge for each tooth pulled. For me dentures are good.
The price for a full mouth implant, that's upper and bottom arches is about $40,000 , if you need bone grafts is a little more but u can find excellent dentistry in other countries for much less, a full mouth implant in a top of the line office in Turkey will cost you about $5,000 about $20,000 in Mexico, between $12,000 and $15,000 in Colombia ( one of the best places for dentistry after US) about $12,000 in Costa Rica.
Hello, I have had dentures made for top and bottom rows of teeth. Cost was over 2 grand. I went back to the dentist 4 or 5 times for adjustments. In the end I quit trying to wear them - yes they looked nice but to use them to eat with was a completed nightmare. Untill insurance covers implants I will remain with a broken smile and chewing 3 or 5 times longer than I once did. Where do I go to educate myself on what I may need?
You still would have temporary device until you got your permanents. Typically they are bulky and hard too eat with. This is major surgery and months of recovery. Along with adjustments to temporary device, You don’t get teeth in one day. You will be right back to where you are now. Just 10,000 of dollars poorer then when you started,
I paid about 4k each for two. Extractioni, bone graft, implant and crown. But all my root canals are failing (smashed 9 teeth in accident when I was like 12 years old and they lasted until I was 50. Now I will probably have to get dentures or on all 4's. Probably going to cost at least $60k. Which I don't know how to afford.
I have a question. I see here on youtube some commercials regarding warm water before bed, are these true and what is the total process they are leaning you towards?
My last dentist was telling me I had to get A inplant for every tooth that was pulled And a Crown on it and I have No other option than to get an implant. Which sounded fishy to me
Since you evaded the question, my research has shown that in the US , you will be out about 5 grand for one tooth. Which is obscene. People are starting to wake up and are killing 2 birds with one stone. They take a vacation and have their teeth and hair transplant done in Turkey for a fraction of what US clinics charge.
@@carly8reid612 i agree, I’m a disabled Vietnam veteran and I don’t have dental but I’m working on it now. I was in a bad car accident when I was in the Army in 1969 and lost several teeth and chipped a few that required crowns. Now 50+ years later I have lost more teeth. I got a partial plate when I lost a 4 tooth bridge, almost 2k, but I can’t stand it and it’s painful to eat with it in.
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Thank you for the videos. I have a question. My jaw is crooked and pain from tmj. Do I need to get my jaw fixed before the removal of my teeth and implants put in? Thank you so much for your help.
I, too, thought it meant they’d address your questions, but evidently not. Just watch more and more videos.🙄🙄🙄
Title of the video is misleading. Sure, costs may vary depending on each individual's situation, but you could at least have given a range. Obviously a single tooth implant is less than a whole mouth of implants.
I had two implants 20 years ago and the cost was around $2,500.00 for each one, I now need more and have been told around $5,000.00 for each implant.
@@noahdunaway, Yowza!
I would say full mouth you have no bone loss. Between $30,00-$70,000. If you need bone grafting that adds additional $10,000. Sinus lifts probably around $15,000. If you need extractions they charge for each tooth pulled. For me dentures are good.
But isn't it a hassle to take them off and back on@@angelaschaefer5883
The price for a full mouth implant, that's upper and bottom arches is about $40,000 , if you need bone grafts is a little more but u can find excellent dentistry in other countries for much less, a full mouth implant in a top of the line office in Turkey will cost you about $5,000 about $20,000 in Mexico, between $12,000 and $15,000 in Colombia ( one of the best places for dentistry after US) about $12,000 in Costa Rica.
Don’t waste your time here. No costs, not even a wide range, are given.
At least an estimate would be ok.
Sometimes dental offices provide free consultations for implants, then you can go over pricing after your first visit.
Can you personally help me and give me best choices
Hello, I have had dentures made for top and bottom rows of teeth. Cost was over 2 grand. I went back to the dentist 4 or 5 times for adjustments. In the end I quit trying to wear them - yes they looked nice but to use them to eat with was a completed nightmare. Untill insurance covers implants I will remain with a broken smile and chewing 3 or 5 times longer than I once did. Where do I go to educate myself on what I may need?
You still would have temporary device until you got your permanents. Typically they are bulky and hard too eat with. This is major surgery and months of recovery. Along with adjustments to temporary device, You don’t get teeth in one day. You will be right back to where you are now. Just 10,000 of dollars poorer then when you started,
I love to watch like this because I have an implants and I’m excited to have a crown on it ❤
if he was very honest he would give a range of price for a single tooth when a crown fails and takes the dead tooth down to the gum line.
My mom had that happen it cost $5,000 to replace the individual one.
Not nearly specific enough.
I paid about 4k each for two. Extractioni, bone graft, implant and crown. But all my root canals are failing (smashed 9 teeth in accident when I was like 12 years old and they lasted until I was 50. Now I will probably have to get dentures or on all 4's. Probably going to cost at least $60k. Which I don't know how to afford.
I have a question. I see here on youtube some commercials regarding warm water before bed, are these true and what is the total process they are leaning you towards?
My last dentist was telling me I had to get A inplant for every tooth that was pulled And a Crown on it and I have No other option than to get an implant. Which sounded fishy to me
Since you evaded the question, my research has shown that in the US , you will be out about 5 grand for one tooth. Which is obscene. People are starting to wake up and are killing 2 birds with one stone. They take a vacation and have their teeth and hair transplant done in Turkey for a fraction of what US clinics charge.
I need a full mouth dental implants and the cost was 75k dollars. That was 3 years ago before inflation. I said thank you and never came back
Dentures can replace your full mouth of teeth for about $400. Online sounds good to me,
Ugh i really need an implant. I have recently lost a very important tooth cosmetically. SPONSOR MY TOOTH💓💓
I need about 7 or 8 now. I understand that the cost is about $5,000.00 each. 😭
@@noahdunaway this is total b.s.. They should make it reasonable for certain incomes. Ugh
@@carly8reid612 i agree, I’m a disabled Vietnam veteran and I don’t have dental but I’m working on it now. I was in a bad car accident when I was in the Army in 1969 and lost several teeth and chipped a few that required crowns. Now 50+ years later I have lost more teeth. I got a partial plate when I lost a 4 tooth bridge, almost 2k, but I can’t stand it and it’s painful to eat with it in.
@@noahdunaway If the accident was while you were in the military then the VA is supposed to cover it.
@@user-gz4ve8mw9l yes, I filed several months ago.
in short, you get what you paid for
Price cheaper for this who pay out of pocket?