Is a dental implant considered cosmetic denistry?

Answer by titansithlord
I reckon it depends on your indemnity and if it was an industrial accident. like if you get a tooth knocked out.but if its just cause you want it done then yes i reckon it is cosmetic.

Answer by Pam
most dental indemnity companies would very pay for a join than an establish, why I dont know! Check your indemnity plot.

Answer by drswansondds
I’ll bet you’re asking cuz of indemnity, yeah?

No, it’s not really cosmetic. Cosmetic if like 6-10 veneers (mistaken fronts) across your front uppers OR bleaching…tha’ts cosmetic.

But, liek the one person above said, ins. co would RATHER pay for a join EVEN THO it doens’t last as long as a establish AND involves cold down potentially healhty teeth next door to the gone one. ALSO, if you’re looking to replace the back most tooth, you can’t do a join, since it has nothing to hook onto on the other side….

The other business is, your ins. probably only covers up to 1000 or 1500 a year (US dollars here….) also , they only take in 50% of healing procedures (IF they include implants at all). Implants (here in New England area at smallest amount!) are in this area $ 2000-2500 and then the crown to go on top would be 900-1200, so in this area 3000….. thus, 50% of that would MAX OUT even the BEST dental indemnity, and that’s assuming you haven’t done no matter what business ELSE this year. you COUDL do establish in December and then crown in jan to maximize yoru benefits.

hope htis helps; excellent luck!

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Answer by Tique
Depends on which state you live in. In Tasmania it usually costs nearly $ 4500 for a single tooth establish from initiation to end, counting the crown ontop. if your dentist does the real surgery him/herself it will be a modest cheaper. It varies obviously, but it shouldn’t be more pricey than nearly $ 5000.

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