Q. I am about to have a tooth extracted..eek, and have only just been made aware that my dental insurance,I am with denplan, will not cover or contribute to the cost of an implant. Are you aware of any insurance companies that cover this ? I took insurance to try to get ensure that I could get the best dental treatment and now it looks as though I am going to have to have a bridge which is less suitable and which sounds horrendous. Also, I have been told an implant would cost around £2,500 and a bridge around £1800 does that sound right ….? Thanks for your input -I really would appreciate your feedback/comments. Take care.
A. hi michelle, there are many insurances which do help with the cost of implant treatment, bupa and standard life are a few however your monthly premium is higher. the costs of the bridge and implant treatment do seem to be around average. hope this is helpful.
Dr Kailesh Solanki
Dr Kailesh Solanki
Kissdental
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