what is the cheapest price I can get a dental implant for?

Either I’m gonna have to get a bridge and had two perfect teeth filed down or get a tooth implant. My dentist will tell me the payments on the bridge, because I paid for a long time patiently and many expensive procedures. but he does not do dental implants. no other dentist does not know me I let me make payments. my credit card is non-existent, ive applied for dental financing before and was rejected. so … I can finance my bridge, or can I pay money for an implant. I want the implant. there is no dental school, as someone or some way for me to practice, the implant would get at a reasonable price. there is a highly recommended dentist in overseas or in Mexico? any thoughts? Ive heard I was tooth implant in another city here in KY for $ 1000, then the other day I heard an advertisement for so-called mini-implants from $ 600. Information you could provide would be greatly appreciated

answer Clonie
Never medical visiting the attractions. Always a terrible, stupid thought. Check the Dental Association website to see if there’s a dental school near you. I know the University of Texas Dental Arm here in Houston discounts offers procedures that are performed by students of the dental industry.

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Someone I know a tooth implant (right side 2 of the large tooth) and the post had stood behind her upper teeth in their mouth for some time. The oral surgeon kept telltale her that this was in order. Then burn the top gum, uncontrollable cough (no smoking), exhaustion, difficulty breathing through the nose (like their nose felt was wide open and it hurt to breathe the air). She had the implants removed, but still has this conundrum. Did some reseach empty on symptoms and reckon it is nose syndrome, although they had no surgery on the nose. Does anyone have any advice or treatment (other than keeping the nose moist)? And who has ever heard of an implant, which is one of these dreadful symptoms? Any help will be appreciated.

answer by Susan S
I suspect that the dentist is lacking in the ability. It seems the implant was not only natural, but managed to disrupt the functioning of some nerves. Possibly a malpractice suit is justified.

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