Upper Implants. Complete Arch - Columbia, MD

Do you have clear before/after pics available?

Hi I am wanting to get implants but be honest do it really cost around 25000 and I know I'm asking a personal question but how would it work if they were financed. I also want to know did you have your upper and lower done in 1 day?

My name is Aracelye Avery on November 30, 2015 I'm getting the all on 4 the top and the bottom I'm 45 years old got to meet everyone in the office including Dr. Paik reading your experience made me feel a lot better. I just want to thank you for sharing your experience and as you said I my self think I deserve it I can not wait to smile again thank you.

Does anyone know of a place that does this in massachusetts? I am in the same boat. 5 bottom teeth left desperate to smile again but terrified to go through anymore painful procedures. If anyone can recommend a place in my are I would b greatful

It's the end of July. Do y ou have new pictures?

So glad for you. So what did they do about the failed implant? Did they re-set it? I'm still in my temps, set to do the try in in August.

I have heard about the cost and such but no one really says how much it is. I know everyone is different but there must be an average. What did you have done? What are your monthly payments? Trying to see if this is even possible for me. Please help! I am desperate!

Your teeth are beautiful. Please update us regarding the failed implant. They had to do a bone graft on my lower tooth. Did they re-do your implant?

fyi :as of 12/22 for a full set of uppers and lowers its 60k

Hi I hope you can answer just a few quick questions cuz I've been researching this for a long time never really asked alot of questions cuz not everyone replies or gives full answers. I would have to do the financing if it's possible for me I'm praying I can if I'm able to do it at all financially. I'm wondering if u paid all at once or do the financing if u did do the financing around how much was the down payment? I read that they have u do a down payment when u do it that way. I know it's probably different for everyone depending on how much work is needed I just was hoping to get a ball park figure for my husband. Also have you had any difficulties other than the one failed implant and did that take too long to fix? My husband thinks they'll probably be too many complications down the road & thinks they probably break easy etc. It would be nice to hear what it was like from someone who has had em a few years so I can talk him into letting me do this! I need it soooo much and I'm all for it ready to take a chance cuz from everything I've read it seems worth it and not too bad for people overall. I just keep praying he will change his mind and support me completely! I've had to put it off too long even though I've wanted to do it more than anything! Please let me know when you can and thank you for sharing it bc it truly helps us who still research to find the right way to do it!! Btw your smile looks so natural and pretty if I had just seen u on the street & didn't know this I would think they were ur real ones I love how natural they do look at the size looks perfect! Thank you again! And sorry so long lol I'm desperate!

I don’t see anyone answered you, so I can fill you in a bit. I put 1k down that was part of my total. That’s all and I was financed with a personal loan without collateral - You have acrylics, which are really good, your not supposed to eat really tough food or nuts etc if you paid for the full package or extra whatever you will then get zirconia in after awhile around a year and you can change anything you want, you have the year to decide. Then you get the final product which adds 4 extra teeth, in my case anyway right now it’s like I had my molars pulled after which I’ll have a full mouth of teeth.. was worth it.

Upfront I will state I am not a fan of Clear Choice. But what are they doing? At the very, very, least I would expect that if you are getting IV sedation that you are out. To be aware during the procedure wasn't the way it was explained to me. Pain 11 days after the procedure is another unusual thing. Perhaps a little discomfort when chewing but pain. Suggests things were done very quickly without regard to surround gum tissue. Also thought the temporaries were world class. The more I hear about them the gladder I am that I did something else. I have repeated this several times on the forum. Implants preserve bone by providing pressure where they are placed. With the Clear Choice all on 4 - and this is worse with the angled implants - you are only stimulating bone in a very small area of the mouth - in the very front. This will work at first. But what happens to that bone underneath the permanent bridges in the back as times goes on. It goes away and you are left with a bad fit in the back. SHOW LESS

I am scheduled for surgery on January 20, 2021. After the surgery, was it very painful.

I am skeptical because I was "closed" on the sale prior to any detailed explanation of the procedure. That's my fault. I asked about the implants not adhering to the bone and I was told that they would just keep doing the implants over and over again until it worked. I left the last appointment prior to surgery without them confirming that they knew the exact medications I was taking and my exact height and weight that is necessary for the proper anesthesia. I think I should go in for a discussion prior to the surgery. If the implants fail, I think I will not be refunded any money.