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They are so painful, as I said there are others that offer the snap on, and yes your ins will pay

Medicare will only pay for dental implants if they are part of a facial reconstruction because of injury or disease. If your teeth were lost without other devastating facial injury, they won't pay for implants, but should cover dentures.

I dont think Medicare covers implants. I have 3 of them. and medicare did not cover them. And Implants are Great. wish I could afford to do all my teeth that way..also some medical ins. will cover the surgical part of the implant. as mine did. hope this help. good luck

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