Re: Tooth implant
- From: JimSocal <jimsocal@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 18 Nov 2005 18:49:57 GMT
On Tue, 15 Nov 2005 05:47:56 GMT, song writer
<iwritesongs@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>After I get my tooth extracted I have to have either a bridge or tooth
>implant. Why doesn't insurance cover tooth implants? What should I expect
>with a tooth implant? Are there problems that might arise from such a
>procedure?
>Thank
If you can afford it, get the implant, as there should be no fitting
problems or damage to other teeth as a result of a bridge. My wife has
a bridge (2 teeth gap I think) and she hates it. On the other hand,
one CAN get a good bridge which may be better than my wife's and not
bother you.
You might consider doing what I'm doing, which is to go to a major
dental school to get the implant. The oral surgery is done by students
who are already practicing dentists, and under strict supervision. You
will save about 50% at most schools.
.
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