Enrique Rojas Giménez, MD

You can get a gingivectomy so your teeth look even (best option I think) or you can get veneers on the front teeth. If I were you, I'd go for the surgery :)

I'm sure you mean the healing cap. I place the abutment  only if you are getting provisional or definitive crowns. If you lost it, you have to get another one.

In our clinic, we charge for procedure received or done. We don't charge the whole treatment as it always has different stages. I don't find necessary to charge the whole thing right away but every Doctor has his own way of working.

As an Implantologist I can assure you that with implants we can replace all the teeth we want. But in your case, it would be better to get protocol All on 4 or 6 (if we can't save your own teeth left of course)

I would consider getting a consultation with a Periodontist. Gum recession can be treated. As a Periodontist, I do my best to save natural teeth. If the option is to implant, then a trip to DR could be a very good option for you. Per implant, we charge 1616 US dollars (surgery, implant, abutment and zirconia crown included).