How much does ClearChoice cost?

I didn't have my implants done by clear choice - but the price range was about the same (actually a little higher because of some bone grafts needed). I had a full upper arch on 6 implants. Total cost was about $45,000. I know that sounds like a lot of money, and it is - but you have to think about quality of life. I was miserable with my full upper denture. It fit fine and didn't hurt - but not tasting food and the mess of taking it in and out was just unbearable for me. As far as cost goes - think about how much a new car costs (almost as much for a decent one) - and how long does a car last or retain its value? A titanium full upper arch on implants will pretty much a life time. I use my teeth 24/7 and a car maybe once or twice a day. I would rather have a cheap car and great teeth that don't limit what I can eat or taste.

ClearChoice needs to start out their info commercial with.....if you can not finance or have at least 35,000 to 40,000 don't continue to watch your going to be depressed and waste your time and our postage for mailings.

You know I understand cost and I understand that everyone needs to make a living but let me tell you 40,000 , wow. I mean wow!

Im only 27 years old and I have horrible teeth. My parents and my sister all have bad teeth. I can't afford dental work as it probably won't do any good. They say I was born with this crap! I have multiple tooth aches at a time and can only eat soup and things like this. My kids come first. So I ask this question , "is there an alternative for a guy like me trying to get this work done? And if there is how do I apply?".. This is killing me so any advice would be great.

well i got bottom inplants but i like to know the real price or roughly the price for top inplants Jean Guy

Mizfit If you are only 20 years old, unless you have some sort of disease from birth, you probably do not need implants. Your teeth might look very bad but amazing things can be done with crowns and or veneers depending on what the trouble is.

Some people have recently commented about US dentists having malpractice insurance. I am sure they do. But I have heard of several cases in the US where things went wrong with implants and the patient was just out of luck. To pursue your case you do need a lawyer. There are not that many that specialize in dental. There are a few. The general line is that unless the dental really caused something bad like complete loss of sensation in the face or something - you really don't have much of a case. It will cost more in lawyer fees than to redo the work. Ever seen loss of limb stuff. Lose a hand and get $5,000. Really!! Another thing that many might not be aware of - you will find it very hard to get another dentist to testify on your behalf. They just have very little incentive to do so. I know of a case where a couple had 9 implants place in the US. Wife 6 and husband 3. All implant sites became infected. Dentist was going to do something but not a complete repair. Their lawyer is very slow - no good. Not sure how much experience people have had with lawyers but things have a tendency to go on and on and on - they get paid by the hour. They have gone to some State review board but progress again is very slow. Here is a real eye opener - http://www.osseonews.com/category/dental-implant-news/advice-implants/ Take some time and read around. This is a board for dentists. You have a dentist saying I did this and it did not work. Then one dentist will say make it bigger. The next will say make it smaller. The next will say there is nothing wrong just give it some time. And on and on and on.

@The Mizfit, you need to look into going down to Costa Rica, it cost awhole lot less and the dentist do just about the same work. The thing is they dont have malpractice fees to worry about and that's why it's so much cheaper. It's a damn shame that any person of working class in the united states of america does not have a better way to get dental work done. you deserve it though, don't go on thinking you have to be broke for the rest of your life or hit the lotto to get your teeth fixed and looking well. http://www.aestheticdentistrycr.com/home.html

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Hi, Sharon! Average ClearChoice Dental Implants Cost: $29,300 It's too much... Good luck!