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SPOILER ALERT : This is NOT a 1-day process. This is a 9+ month process.
First, I would recommend that you ask many questions. Once you get past the sales (I mean "consult") rep at your initial appointment, take the time to talk to the doctors and get a comprehensive explanation of the procedure, timeline, etc.. The consult Reps really don't have that much information other general info and helping you identify how to pay for the procedure. Make sure that if you schedule an appointment, that you are able to speak at the same time to the surgical staff. Otherwise, they schedule a separate appointment for a different day. (VERY FRUSTRATING)
While it is true to have "Teeth in a Day," what is not told to you in the initial advertising is that those "teeth in a day" are ONLY a surgical set and are temporary. In total, you will be fitted with 3 sets of implants over the 9 or so months. The three stages are as follows: 1) Surgical (to allow time for the implant posts to heal (3-4 Months), 2) Temporary Set (Dry run of what the finished product may be), then the 3) final set with all the adjustments, look and feel. Again, this is surgery and it should be noted and plan as such. You WILL most likely be out of commission for at least a few days following the initial procedure.
Now, with my permanent prosthetics in place and the process behind me, I wanted to wait a few months to write this review to be completely objective. It is a bit unique to get used to them, but I cannot convey enough how delighted I am with the results. The surgeons and team at the Tysons location were masterful and meticulous. Frankly, the entire team is passionate about what they do, and it shows. Each are artisans working in a well-choreographed plan to create a beautiful smile and function of the implants. You are unique, and they customize each procedure to your individual needs and designed to fit and function as close to a natural state as possible. I would even go so far as to say, my smile now is the best it has ever been.
There are so many people to thank, and I cannot name them all in this review; however, I can address them as the Tyson’s Team.
One final note: COSTS: You should budget approximately 35-60K for your procedure depending on the the complexity, materials, etc..to be used.
I hope this helps the readers out there to make an informed decision.
First, I would recommend that you ask many questions. Once you get past the sales (I mean "consult") rep at your initial appointment, take the time to talk to the doctors and get a comprehensive explanation of the procedure, timeline, etc.. The consult Reps really don't have that much information other general info and helping you identify how to pay for the procedure. Make sure that if you schedule an appointment, that you are able to speak at the same time to the surgical staff. Otherwise, they schedule a separate appointment for a different day. (VERY FRUSTRATING)
While it is true to have "Teeth in a Day," what is not told to you in the initial advertising is that those "teeth in a day" are ONLY a surgical set and are temporary. In total, you will be fitted with 3 sets of implants over the 9 or so months. The three stages are as follows: 1) Surgical (to allow time for the implant posts to heal (3-4 Months), 2) Temporary Set (Dry run of what the finished product may be), then the 3) final set with all the adjustments, look and feel. Again, this is surgery and it should be noted and plan as such. You WILL most likely be out of commission for at least a few days following the initial procedure.
Now, with my permanent prosthetics in place and the process behind me, I wanted to wait a few months to write this review to be completely objective. It is a bit unique to get used to them, but I cannot convey enough how delighted I am with the results. The surgeons and team at the Tysons location were masterful and meticulous. Frankly, the entire team is passionate about what they do, and it shows. Each are artisans working in a well-choreographed plan to create a beautiful smile and function of the implants. You are unique, and they customize each procedure to your individual needs and designed to fit and function as close to a natural state as possible. I would even go so far as to say, my smile now is the best it has ever been.
There are so many people to thank, and I cannot name them all in this review; however, I can address them as the Tyson’s Team.
One final note: COSTS: You should budget approximately 35-60K for your procedure depending on the the complexity, materials, etc..to be used.
I hope this helps the readers out there to make an informed decision.
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Clear Choice Dental Tysons Corner VA