I need to take out all my teeth and need dentures

Q. Dear Dr Patel. I need all my teeth out and need dentures! how long will it take to do? how much will it cost? I have cronic gum disease and bone loss ( been told need bone graft) . Thanks S

A. Dear S
Before I would take all your teeth out I would carry out a complete consultation for you. Once this is done if we decided to take your teeth out we would construct new dentures first, which would take about 2 -3 weeks then take your teeth out and fit the dentures so you will never be without teeth. Normally about a month to six weeks later we would tighten your dentures so they fit even better. You then have the option to have implants if you want.
I hope this helps
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September 10th, 2009 at 08:47 PM
Steven Hill Says :

Dear Sir,
Having read the letter above’ what would the cost be for having my remaining teeth out.
And having dentures fitted.

Regards

Steven Hill

April 21st, 2010 at 08:47 PM
DIANE COLEMAN Says :

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
I BEEN LOOKING ALL OVER FOR A GOOD DOCTOR AND LOW PRICES . SEE I NEED ALL MY TEETH OUT AND GET DENTURE IM 53 YEARS OLD AND I WAS TOLD THAT POISING IS GOING INTO MY SYSTEM FROM MY TEETH SO I BETTER GET THEM DONE. I WANT TO KNOW HOW MUCH WILL ALL THAT COST JUST TO GET ALL THE TEETH PULLED. AND DO YOU HAVE PAYMENT PLANES PLEASE HELP I DONT KNOW WERE TO TURN…THANK YOU SO MUCH DIANE COLEMAN.

February 7th, 2012 at 08:47 PM
nigel austin Says :

I am a 59year old male.Hate dentists,i have copd heart problems had a stroke 3years ago.All of my teeth are bad and i will need dentures.This is the nearest i have been to a dentist in 20years.They are now mostly broken and i would love to have them fixed .Please help or give me some advice what to do?

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