Dental Implant Overdenture | Snap-In Dentures

[@JPsTechReviews]

Best video description I’ve seen so far. I was on medication for a long time and it really ruined my teeth, I was going to get regular dentures until I learned about the over dentures. I have a KZbin channel that involves hardware reviews of flight simulator hardware and computer hardware, needles to say it sucks being too umbarist to show my face . Looking forward to having a smile again.

[@btypanter1]

Thank you for making this video. I really would love to have snap in or implants. After a horrible accident and many surgeries later, my teeth had to be removed & now it's so painful, hard to eat anything & embarrassing to be wearing dentures. Worse that I rarely wear them due to uncomfortable & painful. I've checked into getting one of these but the cost is outrageous for me, even with payments. I still like checking & watching videos such as this for more information because I do hope to be able to someday get them. Reading & hearing about others success with their new teeth is heartwarming. New technologies in such ways are also a nice read.

[@JillianNoelle]

I’m getting these done soon. Thank you for the clear explanation.

[@JayKay-ht8rg]

Same here. How did you get on? I’m having the titanium bar.

[@inesrahmani7186]

Bravo

[@jimdean294]

Hope you both got them sooner than later

[@GoFarFarAway.]

How are the snap ins ater 2 years???

[@mariannalacrosse2886]

Thanks for sharing . These look more secure with the regular dental implants

[@PaulSprings]

Dr. Scardella, your SEO must be strong. This came up for me organically. Hope all is well in MA.

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

Paul, that’s awesome. This video does have a bunch of views so it probably ranks pretty well. Hope you’re doing well too.

[@luisHernandez-vl8gx]

If ima do dental inplants i rather put to sleep so i wont notice pain cus this is gina be to much pain or what do u all say

[@joannebray1976]

Great video Dr. Scardella! Very informative !

[@jonathanosborne364]

Love the goodfellas music in the intro, only problem is that when that song was playing in the movie, bodies were turning up everywhere

[@dscardella]

Haha I wasn't thinking about Goodfellas when I made it. Just a big Eric Clapton fan!

[@3butalcomp3]

Hi Dr. & Thanks for the speedy reply. I understand that the cost for the cone CT is required. I am located in Nassau County,NY. I do have a very important question though. In your experience, and the obvious variables put aside, given that I've been told I have "a very good amount of bone" on my lower jaw with minimal bone loss for a 55 yr. old man, & I never smoked: for a lower snap in denture, Did I make a mistake by healing fully 2 years ago and now hoping 2 implants on lower jaw will take properly? Are my chances for successfully receiving 2 lower implants greatly increased if 2 implants are put in the same day as ten lower extractions? I appreciate your time and opinion. Sincerely, Jeff L.

[@davidscardella5091]

No you have not made a mistake. If you have a good amount of bone, everything will be fine. Very often we do not place implants at the time of extraction.

[@WCKDFT]

So ready for mine to be complete. I start next stage in less than 12 hrs. Be installing the healing caps today. Doing 2 on lowers.

[@lynnragonesi921]

Are the attachments expose when the teeth are not in ? That must feel very strange

[@awakenedsoul]

It gets soooo annoying reading comments about people complaining about the prices. First off....you literally can save 75% by going to Costa Rica, Mexico, India, Thailand ECT and please don't think for a second that American Dentists are any better. The work is the same, the materials are the same, the choices are the same the only difference is the price. Plus most overseas locations offer a LIFETIME GUARANTEE. Now... before you continue to be negative and complain about...what happens if I have problems? Well depending on where you live you can probably travel back to that country a dozen times and still save money. My best friend is a dentist in Mexico...I have been there six times and I have gone with her to the stores, labs ECT and it's absolutely insulting how much these American Dentists are marking up the prices. Absolutely insulting. So do yourselves a favor...stop complaining...do some research...go overseas and then after a year or two make a video and put am end to these greedy American Dentists. It's the only way to stop them from charging ridiculous amounts of money.

[@marissab2950]

Do you have information to contact your friend about work? I'm really struggling with dentist here in the US.

[@JohnJohnson-vi8eu]

Yes cancuCancun dental specispecialist

[@susanschaeffer668]

I have two post how many snaps should i hear when putting in mouth

[@jessshane1339]

I want to get this eventually. My dental issues have been exacerbated by excessive night time teeth grinding. Is it ideal to remove these for sleep and if so, are these a good choice for those of us struggling with bruxism?

[@perseus9428]

They should ALWAYS be removed for sleep. If nothing else, for the sake of keeping bacterial grown around the implant parts at a minimum. Bruxism does put more stress on implants but , since implant supported snap on dentures need to be removed at night, night time bruxism won't put any strain on the implants.

[@xkencx8191]

How do you clean the tissue around the snap on points in the bone. I am sure food gets under the denture which requires removal and cleaning.

[@davidscardella5091]

xkencx yes these are easily removable when needed. They should be removed at least once a day for cleaning. That is a major benefit of a removable implant denture, it can be removed for easy cleaning.

[@TehxHope]

Hi Dr. My father had all his teeth removed. He's getting snap on dentures with 4 implants upper, 6 implants lower with a bar. I'm worried if 6 implants instead of 4 implants is really worth it for his lower arch. I was hoping for some insight on the benefits (or risks) of having 6 implants instead of 4 implants for the lower arch. I'd assume it's better because it's more sturdy and can handle more bite force, but I'm concerned about the cost and possible risks. We are confident in his dentist and will talk about options next appointment but was hoping to get some other peoples' opinions. It's been really stressful deciding. Thank you

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

Hi Tony. Typically the upper jaw requires at least 4 implants and doing a bar in the upper jaw is usually more advantageous than the lower jaw. That being said, every patient is unique and there is no one right solution. There must be a good reason the dentist wants to do 6 implants and a bar in the lower jaw. It would be a reasonable question to ask if there are other options, like 4 implants without the bar. Open communication with the dentist and a full understanding of all treatment options is so important in these cases and it’s what we strive for, but doesn’t always happen completely. Good luck.

[@TehxHope]

@@centerforprogressivedentis4923 Thank you for your response! We were actually given a list of potential options and were leaning towards the 4 upper with bar, and 6 lower with bar. His CBCT scans will be further examined this week and we will discuss options again next appointment.

[@jmk2530]

How do you know if the existing full denture can be used or not or whether you need a new denture?

[@elenisalony2460]

I recently did this - bed thing I ever did - I wasted so many years being afraid

[@melodeez6930]

getting done in 2 weeks

[@margaretchabot2692]

That's what the Dr said I need

[@wendydee3088]

I'm having these done in 5 days and I was never told I would have to wait months with a regular denture before they would be secured! I'm having the teeth removed the same day and having bovine marrow injected. Does this make a difference in the amount of time between pulling teeth and having the snap on permanents?

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

Good question to ask your dentist/surgeon. There are many ways to do it and I cannot comment on your case specifically without knowing the details. In my office, for snap in dentures that are removable, they are not something we attach immediately. Typically the waiting period is 4-6 months.

[@rebeblankenship8650]

I've waited 6mos

[@JayKay-ht8rg]

Is not the titanium retained over denture better? It’s certainly stronger as the bite force is spread over the nearby implants.. Am I right!!???

[@davidscardella5091]

That's an astute observation. In some cases, a titanium bar is used to connect (or splint) the implants together. This does spread the forces and creates a more rigid fit. In general, I find "bar overdentures" to be unnecessary in the lower jaw in most cases. In the upper jaw, the bone is different and splinting implants together will likely lead to a better result. That said, adding a titanium bar makes the treatment significantly more expensive. There is also the disadvantage of more difficult cleaning and if one or two implant fails, the bar might no longer be usable. Either way, it's definitely a discussion that should be had with the treating dentist.

[@JayKay-ht8rg]

@@davidscardella5091 Thankyou for your reply! I’m having the Bar myself. My dentist managed to place 6 implants in my upper mouth. But couldn’t place any where that last two teeth are on both sides because I had them out a few years ago and the bone was reabsorbed. The bar is able to go further back and give me a full set of teeth. Where as if I’d just had the implants, no bar, he might of had to leave the last two chewing teeth out. Can’t afford the Zirconia unfortunately so having the Acrylic Hybrids. I had the choice of Bar or no Bar and chose the bar for longer term chance of success. Costing me £18,000..!! 👍🏼

[@kevdonew1412]

ive had this done just over one year ago and it works very well for me I have four on top and three on bottom and its not cheap about 28,000 to do but now I have that million dollar smile or me it was worth it but it was out of pocket !!

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

Thank you for the comment. I must say, a million dollar smile for only $28k sounds like a bargain ;) You are correct, most of the cost for these procedures is out-of-pocket. Dental insurance (and medical insurance) rarely pays anything.

[@arthursantagata5220]

What about just the upper with no extractions need?

[@jakethesnake9528]

How does this work for people who never has had dentures and wanting to install uppers and lowers?

[@goodwinml]

What about people that are on blood thinners because of heart stents? The surgery and bleeding involved? Thanks from New Mexico.

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

It depends what "blood thinners" you are taking. Sometimes the dentist will consult with your primary care physician or cardiologist to discuss a short holiday (typically 3-5 days) from the medication. It's not always possible to come off the medication and then special precautions are taken. Typically there is not a lot of bleeding during these surgeries on healthy patients.

[@ibrahimswiss8714]

Hi Dr Scardella, I live in Europe and I am having new upper and lower Overdentures and they are a kind of slide in overdentures on a bar. Could you explain this type of Overdenture in a video if possible please? FYI the implants are from Straumann which I'm told is good.

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

Ibrahim Alhowaish bar overdentures are great! Also, Straumann is a top quality implant that we use as well. However, bars are less popular than they used to be for a number of reasons. In the lower jaw they are really not needed in most cases and can add unnecessary expense, time, and complexity to the prosthesis. For the upper arch, bars are much more useful in general. Again, it does add cost and time to the case, but splinting the implants together with a bar is generally considered to be a superior prosthesis, more so in the upper jaw. I can’t make a video specifically about bar overdentures because I do them much less frequently, mainly due to cost. It sounds like you are receiving some great dental treatment! Let me know if you have any other questions. Dave Scardella

[@wisdome4962]

Can I repost your video to my APP, I will indicate the author

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

What is your app? I would be happy to share the video with you.

[@nancyh8441]

I am contemplating getting the rest of my teeth pulled, and getting this procedure done. I see you offer a free consultation, are the x-rays included in that free consultation? I live in Massachusetts and I don't mind driving to Duxbury.

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

Hi Carla, yes we do offer a free implant consultation. Where is MA do you live? Our website is www.centerforprogressivedentistry.com. Let me know if I can answer any questions. Regards, Dave Scardella, DMD

[@nancyh8441]

@@centerforprogressivedentis4923 Hello Dr. Scardella. I reside in Taunton. I was wondering what it cost for the 4 implants and dentures. My insurance will cover the cost of extracting the teeth. But not the implants or dentures. Respectfully asking.

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

@@nancyh8441 oh Taunton isn't too far. We have patients who travel from that area. Depending on your insurance, a portion of the extraction fees will be covered, and sometimes a portion of the denture fee as well. Generally, bone grafting and dental implants are not covered, but every plan is unique. Cost is highly variable, but for extractions, grafting, implants, dentures, and attachments, $10-15,000 is typical in our area. If you need to see a specialist for any procedures, their fees are typically higher. Our free consult includes a panoramic x-ray, which gives us some idea of what's possible. However, a 3D x-ray called a Cone Beam CT (CBCT) is needed before we can decide if you're a good candidate for the implants. The cost of the CBCT is only $250.

[@TheBunky2008]

@@centerforprogressivedentis4923 Every dentist I've looked at offer some sort of financial assistance, like Care Credit, and there are others too.

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

@@TheBunky2008 yes we use Care Credit as well. 12 months no interest.

[@3butalcomp3]

Hello Dr. I am in need of a lower snap in. My extractions are fully healed and I would like to know if you can include the cone CT in my consult. I have spent a lot of time and money so far. Thank you so much, sincerely, Happy holidays! Jeff L.

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

Jeff L where are you located Jeff? We charge $250 for our CBCT because it’s an extremely expensive machine and interpreting the data requires training and expertise. Many offices charge more than we do. We also spend a lot of time with our patients to talk through their case and CBCT results in great detail during the consult. I hope this explains it. Please let me know if you have any other questions.

[@od545]

If u lost all ur teeth to gum disease can u get this

[@beybeluk]

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[@lliamjurdom9505]

Can you get zirconia dentures ????

[@kaymoyse4890]

I have seen two different dentists for 2nd opinion. One says he will put 2 on the bottom jaw and four on the top whereas the other says it should be e four on the lower jaw and two on the top.. I’m really confused as to who is correct

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

Kay Moyse 2 on the top is not correct. Are you sure you understood that correctly? 2 is the minimum on the bottom. 4 should be the minimum on top.

[@sandiemom8888]

A question for the doctor. I have few teeth on top and mostly the rest have top of tooth broke off. I had a beautiful bridge, front 4 teeth. With the bridge and 2 built up teeth on each side of bridge so I could eat enough. I have never in my life bite an apple or ate peanuts or bit ice. I was happy like I was as I inherited bad teeth. I took such good care of my teeth but it was genetics. A dentist took out my very sturdy, great front bridge that was made with 3 of my own teeth used as abutments. My smile is gone, my top lip now is barely visible. He took it out to clean n was suppose to put it back. It's a horror story as I won't bore u with. When he put them back I could tell they were not as secure as before. It took him forever to get the bridge out and the abutment teeth, my own real teeth must have came out too. If I was told the abutment teeth could come out too I would never have allowed him to take out my bridge. So when I got home I felt one part of my beautiful bridge come loose. It was never loose before this, it so secure permanent. Let me smile and eat. But now it was destroyed. It came out within hours and I had not ate ur even drank yet. I'm told my bridge cant be put back in, that I need top dentures. I've seen several dentists and oral surgeons and no ones story matches. One says I need 9 extractions, one says 6, one 7. That is sketchy to me. One says I'll need bone grafts and something else done, that's from my initial free consult. One says they wont know if I need bone grafts, etc until they start working on it. The saddest part of the story is. No one takes my insurance. I have a disabled child that's needs me to be able to take care of him. But I havent really ate for exactly 2 months, since this happened because I have no eating surface. I have an awful gagging problem so I'd need implants. One dentist only does the 4 on something. One said I can do mini or 4 thing. Through my research now that all this is forced on me. Seems mini is the best choice as it's cheaper. They all want to pull all top out in one day. Health wise I cant endure that but no one cares. I have 2 upper teeth each side toward back that are digging in my bottom gums that have no teeth and caused awful ulcerations. I feel at the least they should come out now. This happened after bridge came out as now they touch bottom. I can't go on much longer like this not eating. I have high cholesterol and was PRE diabetic. So it's not like I can live on pudding and milkshakes. I've had a choking problem already diagnosed so I cant eat with no teeth. As I need to fully chew everything. Like all dentist said, "well ppl can eat with no teeth" I'm not that person. I feel like this is just about money. I also read that a ct is needed to see if ur even a candidate for implants and I dont see that in any estimate. Nor has anyone mentioned that. They have a place that you have to pay to listen to a seminar on implants, than pay to talk to a dentist. Which if I had the money I'd do it to see if they can tell a better answer but I don't. They are all going off a panarex x ray. the all around my mouth x ray and oral exam. I feel I can't trust anyone, and no one will make a long term payment plan. They all want huge down payment and 3 huge payments. I really need this done and am thinking to start a go fund ne account but I wonder why would anyone help me. I need this done to survive to nourish myself but sadly looks like implants ate looked at as cosmetic. How do I know who to trust. I'm a mom to 8. One of my children had brain cancer, 2 are disabled so any monies I did have was all depleted. I feel like I'll just die soon from malnutrition. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks if you got this far.

[@augustaporter3735]

Sandie Mom I pray for you Sandie. I have new dentures and I can’t afford it but my neighbor just mentally harasses me how I need denture implants. He said he would pay for it. But me place wanted $17,000 I tell this man I don’t want it done as I have had cancer twice and lots of allergies both medication and metal wise. I don’t heal well and have diabetic with 5 shots a day. I pray that things will work out for yo and your precious children.

[@wendydee3088]

@@augustaporter3735 The snap on only cost me $4500 the full implant teeth which are NOT dentures cost $17k same price I was quoted. I hope this helps clear up the cost for you.

[@TheBunky2008]

Sandie, Get regular dentures for now.

[@sandiemom8888]

@@augustaporter3735 Prayets for you too. Hugs ❤

[@teresacole3915]

Do you PUT temparly DENTURES in right after SURGERY

[@kaymoyse4890]

Is that the same for all snap on denture implants?

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

Kay Moyse most kinds yes. It’s a good question to ask your treating dentist. Make sure you are aware of all future maintenance visits. Nothing lasts forever and everything needs maintenance!

[@alfredolopez4092]

if u have bone lost can u stil do this or will surgery be needed to add bone

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

alfredo lopez - a 3D X-ray (Cone Beam CT) will determine whether there is enough bone for implants. Sometimes grafting is needed.

[@sdanzey6962]

Mini implants

[@kaymoyse4890]

Over time do they become loose

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

Kay Moyse yes there are nylon inserts which need to be replaced, typically every 6-18 months. It’s a quick and easy maintenance appointment.

[@Anglynn74]

is it possible to get the top without the part covering the palate? I have reg. dentures but the part that cover my palate goes back too far & gags meto where I cannot wear them at all. the bottom back parts, on both sides, is the same way too much of the artificial gum (plastic part) goes back too far. my dentist yrs ago tried to fix it but said they couldn't do any more to it. I can't even keep the top& bottom in my mouth at the same time for longer than 5 seconds it makes me gag.

[@davidscardella5091]

Yes it is possible, in the right situation. There are many different designs and options and a palate-less overdenture is one option. This may help with your gagging issue.

[@shauneldreth6932]

My dentist said 995$ per implant does that sound like the same kind of implants shown in video? 4 top 2 bottom. Thanks!

[@davidscardella5091]

If that's in the U.S., that's very inexpensive. They might be mini implants which are typically around $1000 each.

[@shauneldreth6932]

Yes it it. This is called denture implants, that I'm having done.

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

Shaun Eldreth that could be mini dental implants or regular conventional/standard dental implants. Either can be used for dentures. There are no implants called denture implants, that’s probably just what your dentist called them to explain it.

[@shauneldreth6932]

@@centerforprogressivedentis4923 they are 4 anchors to hold tops in and getting 2 for the bottom. You can take them in and out yourself. Would you recommend these?

[@davidscardella5091]

@@shauneldreth6932 yes definitely. 2 on the bottom is the minimum. If you have enough bone and money, I would ask for 3-4 on bottom as well.

[@Michael-yv6mp]

Got my teeth pulled before pandemic and will get my snap in soon

[@marleendaniel1833]

How much it cost you to pay or your insurance paid for it. Please inform me. Thank you in advance.

[@Thor7]

How much?

[@ramkisahanloveall3892]

Its happening in India in Delhi and what is a cost please tell me thanks.

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

Hi. I have no idea what the cost is in India. Cost is all relative. What might seem like a lot to one person might be very affordable to another. In general, most people can afford it if they save up for it and consider it to a priority. Good luck!

[@Mike_The_Hog_A_Nator]

Depending on what you need, upper & lowers can cost anywhere between $2-$4k USD to $50k+ usd. I’m looking myself & I live South of Houston TX. Everyone is telling me Mexico is the best place to go because it’s way cheaper but looks just as good if not better

[@citticat2]

@@Mike_The_Hog_A_Nator From what I hear, if you do decided to have you work done in Mexico a USA doctor won't do any follow-up so if you have and issues, and you will, you have to go back to Mexico.

[@Thor7]

How much per post?

[@Lenora2020]

Check out Affordable dentures and implants near you.

[@citticat2]

Do the upper dentures look the same way - like a shoe horn? Also does only placing two implants put too much stress setting them up for failing?

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

citticat2 if there is a wide spread of implants, you can make the denture a horseshoe shape. Also, if you connect the implants together with a titanium bar (adds cost and strength), you can make it a horseshoe. Leaving the palate covered is often the best plan, however, because it adds strength and support to the denture. Two implants is ok for the lower jaw, but is not adequate for the upper jaw.

[@citticat2]

@@centerforprogressivedentis4923 All these issues have come up since I last saw my implant dentist and it is nice to have a better idea of what is going on - so thanks. I already have top implants but not on the bottom and I read that if you don't have adequate support you will end up putting too much stress on the implants and they will fail so I am surprised you are recommending only 2 on the bottom . Also I see lots of upper implant dentures without the palate part which looks a lot more comfortable and "real" feeling. Up until today I didn't know dental implant dentures existed so tomorrow I am going to call my implant dentist and have him refer me to someone because my now painful root canals are holding on on threads, he is ready to do more extractions, and is waiting for me to decided what route I want to take for more implants.

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

@@citticat2 Good luck. It's always good to have as much information as possible so that you can make the right decision for your dental health.

[@alfredolopez4092]

im g need this eventually

[@roscoadventures2194]

Maintenance on snap on denture do they come loose over time do I have to change sleeve inserts how many times if so thanks

[@davidscardella5091]

Yes, typically every year to 18 months the nylon inserts need to be replaced. They can be changed very easily and are relatively inexpensive. If they are not maintained, the implant component in the mouth can wear down and those are much more costly to replace.

[@jamiereneeanderson989]

do snap ins prevent bone loss?

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

First of all, love your username. Very clever. To answer your question, yes they do. Placement on dental implants into the jaw bone, combined with stimulation from chewing, helps to maintain the bone.

[@jamiereneeanderson989]

@@centerforprogressivedentis4923 Thanks so much. This is very helpful. Regarding the user name, i thought it would be cool because im in support groups, but actually trying to change it because it may not be appropriatein other areas in my life. I didnt know KZbin has a identity fraud rules that dont allow you to change the name for a certain amount of time. but thanks for the compliment . Narcissistic abuse is very real and happens to 10% of our population. So maybe your complaint helped someone to research "Narcissistic Abuse " and will save another life. so thank u.

[@citticat2]

@@centerforprogressivedentis4923 Yes, but bone loss from implants often occurs.

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

citticat2 yes can get bone loss around implants. However, without implants, a person is much more likely to have generalized bone loss over time. In general, implants help maintain bone.

[@stephenmiller5974]

I waited to long to get dentures after getting all mine out and this was the option I was given they can only do 2 prong on me cause of shrinkage of bone

[@teresacole3915]

Video AWESOME

[@flutoporter6971]

I have this now for top

[@carolinemoore5484]

Hi! How do you like it so far?

[@flutoporter6971]

@@carolinemoore5484 i dont have teeth yet..maybe mar 4

[@lanitapugh4489]

Do u remove the middle of my top denture...thats my problem with mine

[@megahipsmegahips731]

What's the difference between snap on dentures and regular implants like(all on 4)?

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

Megahips Megahips good question. A “snap in denture” or overdenture is removable. The same type of implant is used in an all-on-4 procedure, however the prosthetics are different. With the All on 4 (sometimes more than 4 implants are used) the teeth are screwed into the implants and cannot be removed by the patient. Only the dentist can remove it for maintenance and cleaning. There is usually a significant cost difference as well, the removable option being less costly than the fixed option.

[@robertacevedo2437]

Snap on dentures 28000 permanent implants how much more

[@davidscardella5091]

@@robertacevedo2437 where did you get a quote for $28,000? Was that upper and lower? It totally depends on the number of teeth to be extracted, any grafting needed, number of implants being placed, region of the country or country it's being performed, whether a specialist is involved, etc. In our area (greater Boston, MA), a "permanent implant bridge" aka All-on-4 type prosthesis (fixed hybrid) goes for $30-40k per arch.

[@johnscott9347]

Here goes another doctor dentist talk about the cost for us before you talk about the mouth that’s the most important thing and then the dentist talk about everyone’s different note you can give a ballpark figure what the causes it’s up there 20 to 30,000 simple as that

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

John Scott I’m not quite sure what the point of your comment was. Given there was no punctuation, it was difficult to follow. But the number one question we get is “how much does this cost?” $20-30k is accurate for certain dental implant devices, but REALLY high for snap-in dentures. Depending on the situation, it could be $5k or it could be $15-20k. If there’s a question I could help clarify for you, please let me know.

[@ramkisahanloveall3892]

I like it very much but sir I am very poor man

[@taylorbrad111]

ramkishan prajapat lol were all poor, they dont care! They just want a wagon full of money lol

[@ramkisahanloveall3892]

I live in Delhi India.

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

I'm sure there are some great dentists in your area doing the same procedure. Good luck!

[@teresacole3915]

After the procedure do you put the Denture in right in which gaming temporary Dentures but I didn't put them in until my implants are healing healed and and taking I think Aunt but they did give me temporarily want to know how would you recommend a person to sleep on their back or is sideways not not right

[@robertacevedo2437]

Consultation 140 bucks that's too much for my pocket and then I have to wait a whole year before they can do the work the dental insurance that I have Medi-Cal Medicare does not pay I went to four different dentists they want to suck me my money out of my own pocket without using my insurance and that sucks I checked to see other places did I can do implants I have no teeth in my mouth I have an appointment next month the 7th the first Friday I think and they don't want to tell me what the procedure is or anyting they just want me to go in and be a a pygmy and do the work right away by installing bolts in my gums without question I have a right to know what's going on but I felt this dentists is a scam I would have to take money out of my pocket I do not have a good dental insurance that would pay for my dentures or implants I had so many problems with Dentures that's why I wanted to go with implants I know it cost a lot of money bet I wish I could find someone who would donate Dentures for me I don't have no teeth and I have a dislocated jaw

[@robertacevedo2437]

I wish I can find some place where I can put implants in my mouth that way I can meet what I can that I can't find a good dentists it would not charge so much to take money out of my pocket which I don't have. I went to a dentist in Reedley California they looked at my mouth and side they said I could have implants but they do the implants with studs and then they use a denture the Snap-on but it's going to cost $28,000 for the top and 28000 for the bottom that's horseshit. I wish I could find someone implants is what I'm looking for I hate to wear dentures the last place I went to they made him so big that they fell out I could not talk I had to have it as I could not open my mouth or talk that's horseshit I could make my own teeth like George Washington had wooden teeth or I can just go back to school and make my own teeth the way I want them and then glue them in myself but that's not going to happen there's so many dentist out there that charge an arm and a leg just to get you in sign a contract here you go all right you come tomorrow will start working on your mouth pull all your teeth out very funny I have no damn teeth in my mouth it's been a long time I have a hard time chewing my food I use my tongue to break things up I'm so fed up with life right now because I can't get anybody to help me out if you can help me out I really appreciate it I am a good candidate to put implants in my mouth they cost so damn much I can't afford it but someone out there this reading this could you help me out I really need someone out there who can help me out to put dentures in my mouth I have one roof in my mouth and Dentures are not going to do it what Dentures I can't swallow my food I can't talk right I can't even eat right there made out of plastic. Implants are made of titanium they put studs in your gums and they start putting tees in there that do not come out that cost so much please help me someone out there who has a heart who can do this for me I really appreciate it thank you very much Robert Azevedo

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

WIth a "Snap In denture" most dentists will use a temporary or immediate denture right away, which is NOT connected to the implants. The implants need to heal in the bone for 3-6 months before attaching them to the denture. You should be able to sleep on your back or side, whatever is comfortable.

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

@@robertacevedo2437 try going to a dental school. Often, they can provide great dental care at a much lower cost. Good luck.

[@euridespereira3892]

Nentendo ingles

[@dasteniaenc.3227]

Interesante pero no hablo inglés

[@materialclassified]

How much to do my teeth for free?...lol

[@nickythekid4173]

the music doesn't make me feel at ease...just that i might get wacked lol.

[@centerforprogressivedentis4923]

Ha great comment! I have a few other videos up for my dental practice and picked some of my favorite songs as lead ins.

[@justred5164]

Nicky the kid yeah, I waited for pictures of bodies frozen hanging on a meat hook.

[@Timmyskills]

2 implants is not enough lets be real here

[@davidscardella5091]

2 implants is the minimum number for the mandible. We recommend 3 or 4 whenever possible.