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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / October 2005Affordable Dentures?
Anyone know anything or have experience with the Affordable Denture clinics? I'm considering using them but would like some info. first if possible on their quality of work, etc. I'll be using the location in Tyler, Texas. http://cgi.ebay.com/False-Teeth-Dentures-Upper-and-Lower_W0QQitemZ6214672357QQca tegoryZ4066QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem > Anyone know anything or have experience with the Affordable Denture > clinics? > I'm considering using them but would like some info. first if possible on > their quality of work, etc. I'll be using the location in Tyler, Texas. > http://cgi.ebay.com/False-Teeth-Dentures-Upper-and-Lower_W0QQitemZ6214672357QQca tegoryZ4066QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem _____________________________- That's a great link. ;-) Sure beats paying lab fees! - dentaldoc >> http://cgi.ebay.com/False-Teeth-Dentures-Upper-and-Lower_W0QQitemZ6214672357QQca tegoryZ4066QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >- dentaldoc WHOT?? You can make dentures on MS-Paint? Joel In any business, they have happy clients, and unhappy ones. What they have going for them is that's all they do. So you can be comfortable knowing that the doc there does a ton of these. Quality's there - just don't get the dirt cheap ones - don't be afraid to spend a little more. >In any business, they have happy clients, and unhappy ones. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >Quality's there - just don't get the dirt cheap ones - don't be afraid >to spend a little more. How would one know if Dr. Affordable I mean Dr. Denture knows what he is doing? I'd rather get a recommendation for Julius T. Hossenpfeffer, D.M.D. Joel No way of knowing if you might be happy or not. A few patients are very well pleased with about any denture made. A few patients are unhappy with about any denture made. Everyone else is somewhere in the middle. You will end up with "a denture". If you like it, you're set and you saved a few dollars. If you don't like it, you haven't lost a lot and might want to consider trying a regular dentist. No matter what, 'sometimes you get what you pay for and sometimes you get less'. :-) Dartos >No way of knowing if you might be happy or not. A few patients are >very >well pleased with about any denture made. A few patients are unhappy >with about any denture made. Everyone else is somewhere in the middle. I made a set of dentures for a lady with zero lower ridge. Several months later, I spotted her in the reception room. She was so pleased with the dentures ... yet as she was speaking I could see them bobbing up and down. She claimed, "Oh I can eat anything," and my next patient was the lady she had BROUGHT OVER to get her dentures from me too ..... I didn't want to spook her and tell her that the bobbing dentures looks like a really bum job! MINE So it goes ...... Joel >You will end up with "a denture". If you like it, you're set and you >saved [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >:-) >Dartos >Anyone know anything or have experience with the Affordable Denture clinics? >I'm considering using them but would like some info. first if possible on >their quality of work, etc. I'll be using the location in Tyler, Texas. Here's the problem ...... any dental office known as Affordable Dentures, most likely isn't. Dentures are tough to make. Its best to find John Jones, D.D.S. who may be around when you need him ...... The other guys are tough to locate after they quit ...... Joel Well, my problem is my insurance only pays for half on dentures and only pays 70% on my required dental surgery. My regular dentist has given me a cost estimate which is 4 times higher than their's for the dentures plus an additional $500 for temporary denture for the top. They have a package which includes the temp. > Anyone know anything or have experience with the Affordable Denture clinics? > I'm considering using them but would like some info. first if possible on > their quality of work, etc. I'll be using the location in Tyler, Texas. I don't consider this a problem, considering about 25 of the population has insurance, so I would consider yourself lucky! This is standard regarding insurance and major prosthetic work like this - they will always cover half of treatment fees. Try to look at this a different way. You want to have these teeth for a VERY long time. You are, in fact, adding something to your body that was lost. I'm not saying cost isn't an issue, but, regarding something as important as this, I wouldn't plact cost as the #1 deciding factor. |
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