$30,000 ?? Thangs have changed since I needed dental work. Note: I’m sure that’s the best option as far as being closest or better than original. But, Dang.
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Experience with dentures
- Thread starter james357
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Yeah that’s a little strong. That’s Cadillac teeth. With extractions and dentures I won’t be close to that.
Please pm me details, thanks.
So when you have dental work done in Mexico and have any type of problem, do you fly back to Mexico to get it taken care of?
All this dental talk and no one has tagged
drsmile
for some real professional input? I don't personally know him but his input would be of significant value to me if I was wanting to better understand options. Seems he has great reviews from other members on here.
Between braces (as an adult), root canals since I was about 16, multiple crowns, many of which have been replaced (and some multiple times), etc., I have already spent well over $20,000 on my teeth and I am not satisfied with the final outcome. So that $30,000 price tag for a complete permanent "near perfect" set sounds like a decent life-changing investment!
drsmile
for some real professional input? I don't personally know him but his input would be of significant value to me if I was wanting to better understand options. Seems he has great reviews from other members on here. Between braces (as an adult), root canals since I was about 16, multiple crowns, many of which have been replaced (and some multiple times), etc., I have already spent well over $20,000 on my teeth and I am not satisfied with the final outcome. So that $30,000 price tag for a complete permanent "near perfect" set sounds like a decent life-changing investment!
I’ve got a mouth full of crowns and fillings from not taking care of my teeth when I was young.
Hope to keep what I’ve got ’til the final buzzer.
My grandmother and grandfather both had full sets of dentures, always complaining about discomfort and poor fit. Probably things have improved greatly over the years.
My uncle went to one of those pull ‘em all, make dentures places, like to have bled/choked to death. He survived, got his dentures, complained about them ‘til the day he died.
Hope to keep what I’ve got ’til the final buzzer.
My grandmother and grandfather both had full sets of dentures, always complaining about discomfort and poor fit. Probably things have improved greatly over the years.
My uncle went to one of those pull ‘em all, make dentures places, like to have bled/choked to death. He survived, got his dentures, complained about them ‘til the day he died.
Sometimes, economy costs......
I am happy to answer any questions. I am a fan of overdentures, not dentures. Overdentures snap or lock onto implants. This allows you to have teeth without covering the palate - so ice cream feels cold and coffee feels hot on the roof of your mouth. It does cost more, but the stability and confidence gained is priceless.All this dental talk and no one has tagged
Between braces (as an adult), root canals since I was about 16, multiple crowns, many of which have been replaced (and some multiple times), etc., I have already spent well over $20,000 on my teeth and I am not satisfied with the final outcome. So that $30,000 price tag for a complete permanent "near perfect" set sounds like a decent life-changing investment!
Ive seen Mexico dental work. Good luck.
I am unfamiliar with overdentures. I know with regular dentures its tough because when you put something in your mouth you might not realize how hot it is until its too late. Also when eating ice cream when you get brain freeze its really brain freeze before you realize it.
