How much would it cost to replace my missing tooth?
Q. hello, i am 20years old, i have always looked after my teeth but when i was younger i spose i was lazy when it came to clean. my teeth now are light yellow and i have a adult tooth missing my my lefted side and people can see it. k9 tooth i think its called. i just wanted to know how much it would costed me to get my teeth whited and the missing tooth placed? and when you whiting teeth does it stay white or go back?,
A. At my clinic in Essex the whitening will cost £400 and the replacement tooth will cost £2000 for a dental implant or from £300 for a bridge
i currently have a severe overbite and protruding front top 4 teeth.8 months ago I had them crowned in the hope it would pull them back but the result is very disappointing.My dentist now suggests I either remove all 4 and replace with a bridge off my canine teeth which or have implants.which I’m struggling to afford.Is a dental bridge strong enough to replace top front 4 upper front teeth as they’ll only be fixed to my canines and nothing els?
The canines are usually strong enough to hold a bridge that replaces the front 4 teeth but implants are usually a better options so avoid damage to the canines.
I would really like to know the cost of dental implants. I believe that i am in need of this type of procedure for the most of my teeth at the back ofmy mouth. Since quitting smoking 3 1/2 years ago, my teeth seem to be getting worse and worse. Could you give me a rough idea as to how much this kind of procedure would cost. And do you do a payment scheme, as i wouldn’t be able to afford this kind of treatment out right
I have 3 teeth missing at lower back, which makes eating difficult. I wouldlike to know the difference between maxi-implants and conventional, and which would be more suitable. Also the cost of both treatments. Thank you.
Hi am aenquiring about a dental implant for my front tooth, at present i have a pin which is falling out all time, because the root is cracked. Looking for advice on what i can have rather than a false tooth. Thank you.
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