Posted on January 22, 2010.
I am 16 years, teaching full time and my dental care is currently free, I would have to pay for implants? I hate my teeth are horrible and I have a crown on the forehead, the others are in bad shape too!
If I can get them free could you indicate the price range?
If you get the answer from another source please tell me where x Thanks
Hello everybody!
Dental implants cost about 2000 pounds depending on the complexity of the procedure to know if you need a bone graft or sinus lift!
Visit our website http://www.basrai.co.uk where we can offer you a free consultation and interest free option to pay for a dental implant.
However, given your age, your bones may not be mature enough to take an implant until you are 21 years old.
Other options as a free metal crown or a bridge or veneer may be an option for you!
Warm Regards
Dr J Basrai
Implants are not a product of the NHS and would be available in the dental hospitals for people born with rare diseases like no teeth.
Looking to between 1200 and 2500 per tooth, depending on the type and form, single or double and the skills and expertise of the person making them.
It is a long term commitment and takes months for the finished product that the healing process to get the actual implants installed in bone is a little more than suggest the foreign clinics.
I have five and start to finish took nearly six months, but they are fabulous and so easy to live.
But do not forget a good cosmetic dentist in private practice can take the crowns and bridges and veneers with a very high level and be far less expensive than implants. You will not get what you want within the NHS.
Ha ha hilarious - of course you will not be free implants - just getting your teeth veneered cost about £ 5,000 (and cheap) - implants cost a fortune at least £ 10,000 and over.
I do not know how they would, I think 4 or 5 digits. If only because of the ugly looking, I doubt you get them free.
Contact your health care provider.
