Buyers guide for implants
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1 Consult a specialist
A dentist may be good in day-to-day treatments but that does not make him a specialist in implants. Get an opinion from a specialist that has a proven track record. A good implantologist will be recommended by other people and will focus his/her activities around this specific area. An implantologist will also be able to propose different solutions, even for complex cases that need specific surgery.2 Study your quote
If you source the right dentist you will save money. In most cases, quotes cannot be compared, as the proposed treatments lead to different outcomes. Read about the proposed procedure on specified sites on the Internet if it is considered a stateof-the-art technique. Please choose sites of acknowledged, professional organisations. Have you been told about the risks? Is the success rate/ failure rate the dentist told you about comparable with what you’ve seen on the Internet?
3 Do not base your decision purely on price
The cheapest solution is hardly ever the best, and in most cases just a quick fix. However, just by getting treated in Spain you can already make a considerable saving. The dentist should work with implants from renowned companies. There are implant screws available on the professional market for €30 Euros and those that cost €300 Euros. Which one do you think might last a lifetime?
4 Think long-term because you invest in your future
If you decide for an implant you want to have a long term solution, but if the company that produces the implants and prosthetic parts is not existing anymore, your implant is useless. A well-placed implant is like a universal tooth and can be used for many different prosthetic possibilities throughout the entire live.
