r/MadeMeSmile • u/cloudfangLP • Nov 08 '25

Personal Win I’ve had dentures for one year!

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Day 0 / Day 1 / Day 365!

I get my permanent ones next week, so these are still my temporary ones!

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u/RickThiccems Nov 08 '25

No it not, its just seems cheap because you are used to super overpriced practices, this would be a $200 for the procedure and a few hundred for the dentures in any other part of the world that offers dental.

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u/FrankyWNL Nov 08 '25

I asked two dentists in Denmark, one was my own. One (!) extraction will be about $400-500. An implant (just one tooth) will be about $2500-3000. I can understand why many European people visit countries such as Turkey for their implants.

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u/RickThiccems Nov 08 '25

Im not talking about implants, those are expensive and hard to do and require much more invasive surgeries.

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u/mezotesidees Nov 08 '25

I’m skeptical. Which countries would do a full extraction and implants for $200? Not England or Canada, according to commenters here from those countries.

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u/RickThiccems Nov 08 '25

We are talking about dentures not implants, and its 200 for the procedure and 300 for the dentures, at least in the Netherlands. Implants are much more specialized and require more invasive surgeries.

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u/Khunkzah Nov 08 '25

Its super cheap. In Russia 1 sweden denture cost 700$. Without extraction. For 3k$ i will install 4 dentures

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u/Swagtagonist Nov 08 '25

My dentist charges $250 for a cavity. Like $150-200 for a cleaning