Would £900 cover the cost of a dental implant?
Q.
Hello Mr Tennet, I have two front teeth missing (1 upper 1 lower) whilst I wear a false plate for my upper it is not a very good fit and given this is my third one it is quite expensive £180-£200 a time. I pay a dental insurance £20 plus a month but this does not cover for “cosmetic” what are my options in terms of implant I could afford around £900 this year would that cover an upper implant? My missing lower tooth is as a result of the gum receeding so I doubt that an implant is an option. Is a consultation exspensive?
Hello Mr Tennet, I have two front teeth missing (1 upper 1 lower) whilst I wear a false plate for my upper it is not a very good fit and given this is my third one it is quite expensive £180-£200 a time. I pay a dental insurance £20 plus a month but this does not cover for “cosmetic” what are my options in terms of implant I could afford around £900 this year would that cover an upper implant? My missing lower tooth is as a result of the gum receeding so I doubt that an implant is an option. Is a consultation exspensive?
A.
A consultation is free,
A guide price for a decent implant with abutment and crown is around £2000 , but interest free credit or 36 month payment plans are available. Alternatively on a £900 budget you could place the implant this year an restore later.
Either space might be restored by an an adhesive bridge as an alternative in some cases. i would be happy top recommend a solution to your case after the free consultation.
Regards Rob
0121 643 0610
A consultation is free,
A guide price for a decent implant with abutment and crown is around £2000 , but interest free credit or 36 month payment plans are available. Alternatively on a £900 budget you could place the implant this year an restore later.
Either space might be restored by an an adhesive bridge as an alternative in some cases. i would be happy top recommend a solution to your case after the free consultation.
Regards Rob
0121 643 0610
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