I Have 9 Teeth Extracted. Would There Be Some Kind Of Payment Plan Available To Have Implants?
Q.
I am having surgery done this soon. I’m having all the back teeth have been removed. I only have 11 bottom teeth and have had root canal treatment on 6. I know eventually these will have to be taken out at some point. I have looked after my teeth but right from the age of 5. I was always having work done. I went into hospital at 21 and had an operation on my upper gum resulting to gum disease and this left me absolutely horrified with the result. More treatment was needed resulting to crowns which kept falling out. My last dentist left the practice and I felt let down as he helped build my confidence up but now I am really scared of the what might happen. The only option on NHS is a full denture plate. I am very nervous and worried about this as the feed back I’ve heard about dentures I would like to have implants instead. Would I be able to get them on some sort of payment plan?
I am having surgery done this soon. I’m having all the back teeth have been removed. I only have 11 bottom teeth and have had root canal treatment on 6. I know eventually these will have to be taken out at some point. I have looked after my teeth but right from the age of 5. I was always having work done. I went into hospital at 21 and had an operation on my upper gum resulting to gum disease and this left me absolutely horrified with the result. More treatment was needed resulting to crowns which kept falling out. My last dentist left the practice and I felt let down as he helped build my confidence up but now I am really scared of the what might happen. The only option on NHS is a full denture plate. I am very nervous and worried about this as the feed back I’ve heard about dentures I would like to have implants instead. Would I be able to get them on some sort of payment plan?
A.
My advice at this stage and to be able to answer your questions would be to come for a consultation so we can examine you in person. Without knowing exactly your situation and having X-rays and maybe even a CT scan of your bone, it’s impossible to give you accurate estimates – there are too many potential variables and options to cover.
My advice at this stage and to be able to answer your questions would be to come for a consultation so we can examine you in person. Without knowing exactly your situation and having X-rays and maybe even a CT scan of your bone, it’s impossible to give you accurate estimates – there are too many potential variables and options to cover.
If you are in London then why not come and meet one of our 3 implant experts at my practice – we can arrange payment plans to cover all treatments, including interest free options. Kind regards, Mark.
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