wat would a full set of teeth cost

Q. I only have 7 teeth of my own 3 top 4 bottom excluding wisdom teeth, would it be possible to have a full set of teeth using dental implants and bridges?If possible could you supply an approx cost.

A. It certainly could be possible provided that their is enough bone present – this can be improved using bone grafts. It is not possible for me to give you an approximate cost to this due to there being too many variables.  You would need to see a dentist for a full examination before any estimates would be possible.

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September 14th, 2008 at 08:47 PM
Anthony Carr Says :

Hi,I have been scared of dentists since I was younger and because of this I have not visited a dentist regularly for a number of years. I had to go twice last year to geta tooth extracted on both occassions, and one of my front teeth chipped a few years ago and I would like to get them sorted now. My girlfriend wants me to get them sorted but obviously I could not afford to go private, do you think an NHS dentist would be willing to take me on. My teeth are great but I would like a smile that I am not embarassed about?

February 16th, 2009 at 08:47 PM
wayne Says :

I was wondering if they could shape implants to match your old teeth. I have kept mine as I have lost them over the years. They had a natural shape to them that really suited my face. My only fear with implants is that they will look like I have false teeth.

May 25th, 2011 at 08:47 PM
Andre Says :

i need a tooth extracted but when my dentist attempted in april i had a panic attack. I have had to return as the pain has returned and is excrutiating. I have been referred to hosptial but have not had an appintment. I desperately want to have my tooth out will sedation help?

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