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Hello there,Implants can be made "imperfect" to resemble your teeth prior to the implants. However, it's something that you have to make sure that your dentist knows how to do. I have a bigger question, have you completely ruled-out more conservative treatment like crowns and veneers...
+3 answersHello Ms. Walters,It's unfortunate, but Clear Choice does not accept Medicaid or Medicare. Your are better off going to a dentist in your town that does dentures and accepts payment from one of these government programs. A great set of dentures still give you a beautiful smile, the...
+2 answersDental Implants with a bone graft are the best treatment option for missing teeth. Sometimes it does not fit into the budget so other options should be presented also. The cost of the implant parts and the surgical training to become a great implant doctor is costly. Beware of...
+1 answersHello there, Unfortunately, Clear Choice only accepts cash, check, credit card and financing, but does not help Medicaid or Medicare patients. Dental implants from Clear Choice are basically considered cosmetic surgery and most government programs do not pay for cosmetic enhancements.Good...
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