How much would it cost to take all my teeth out and replace with false?

Question

My teeth are an absolute disgrace, and im always in pain with them, i cant eat or anything. i need the all out im sure, im only 25 and cant afford anything fancy like porceline teeth, any clues?

Answer 1

nothing is better than your own teeth its best to keep them mate the amount of patients i work with that want all their teeth taken out is unbelievable! NHS isnt that expensive any more they are all in band prices and so its cheaper for the public ie exam clean and xrays are £15.50 in stead of £25! and if you need that many crowns or root treatments to have them all done and fixed back together with no pain the grand cost would be £180 or less i work in the private sector and cant remember the exact price im only with the NHS 2hrs a week so its definatley under £200 but mk sure they dont charge you anymore because i know there are some dodgy ones out there but trust me that is the prices, Good Luck

Answer 2

Please DO NOT do that, are you crazy? you only have one set of teeth, you can let your hair go for years and then cut away the bad ends but you get rid of your teeth and you dont get a second chance.
Do what you have to, get any job, and a loan to fix up your teeth.
What would I do in your position............Id visit a few dentists if I did not get the answer I wanted, go on the web, use email, dont give up, you are really too young to have false teeth.
CORDOSYL is a great product for killing germs, its a mouth wash you get in a pharmacy.....your first call the dentist......don't rush into anything stupid.

Answer 3

Most dentists and oral surgeons do not like to remove all your teeth unless there is absolutely no way to fix them. But I will tell you that my fiance just had 12 teeth removed by the surgeon and it cost us over 2 grand. And that's just 12 teeth. GOOD LUCK!!!

Answer 4

My husbands dentures cost about $2000. With our insurence. You have to keep going back and getting more done. as the gums shrink the denture needs to be re-fitted. It's a pain in the as*. However, He can eat and smile. Think this over well. There's no going back.
Good luck.

Answer 5

Your very young to be thinking about having all your teeth out. You need to find yourself an NHS dentist, if your teeth can be saved and its possable for you to have crowns it won't cost you any more than £189.00 on the NHS. But you need to find a dentist that's prepared to do it. If you receive income support or job seekers allowance, you get it done for free. Please don't have them all taken out you would regret it, honestly!!!

Answer 6

speak with your dentist, probably best to get veneers put on them once they have been sorted. I'd definately see why you are in pain with them. Unfortunately it's a costly process regardless what you do. You may possibly get some of the work done on the NHS. Good luck

Answer 7

If you plan on going to an oral surgeon, figure on paying around $400- $800.00 for the extractions. Dentures run anywhere from $300- $1000.00.
Most will work with you on a payment plan. Call and check around in your area.

Answer 8

You need to go to your dentist and find out what the best course of treatment is for curing your problems. Most dentists are very reluctant to extract teeth unless it is absolutely necessary.

Answer 9

Well in total it cost me about $7,000 for everything. $5500 for the oral surgeon (32 extractions, IV sedation, aveoplasty on all 4 quadrants of the mouth, and 2 bone graft for future implants on the bottom) and $1500 for the dentures.

Answer 10

$100 a tooth for the extractions if they're easy ones. then $1000 an arch for the dentures.