Pombinha
8/7/2016 12:26 EST
I would like to know if someone knows a good dentist in Nicaragua.
Someone in my family needs 4 implants. I would appreciate if someone has some idea about the price as well.
Thanks
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elduendegrande
8/7/2016 14:29 EST
You'll have better luck if you state which city. Also try the facebook group for that city.
Prices are higher in mga, but still probably 25% of US prices.
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feliceb
8/7/2016 14:31 EST
Hello, I have a wonderful dental team in Managua- just came back from second trip for implants.
$1000 complete
Dr. David Madriz and Dr. Martha Montalvan .
You can email themdresmadriz@gmail.com
www.davidmadriz-dds.com
You can mention me Felice Berenson
They speak fluent English, practiced in USA and do excellent and caring work and are not overpriced.
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feliceb
12/18/2016 20:31 EST
Hello,
No, That is per implant and is the least expensive around. He is fantastic and the crowns are 00% porcelain. You won't find better care, perfect English and this price. i check everywhere before deciding and am lad I did. i just came back from another visit in October and if i tell you all I had done you would not believe me plus daily emails before going form USA. This was the third visit.
Am returning in the spring.
AgainI highly recommend .
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feliceb
12/18/2016 20:32 EST
100% porcelain and in the UA that is impossible for less than $5000 per implant!
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TravelerRick
12/19/2016 00:31 EST
Hi thank you sooo much for your post! I am in the process of choosing a dental team in Nicaragua. Need 4 implants. Do you think Managua is my best bet or is Granada possibly an equal option for both quality and price? Thank you. .
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BardoMundo
12/19/2016 07:19 EST
Thanks, Felice! I will soon need probably 4 implants, and I will contact them. Let us know how it is when the final results are in.
I see it takes 3 trips. Is this typical, or could it be two? How long in calendar time is the entire process?
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feliceb
12/19/2016 15:21 EST
Hello,
Two times is the norm for the implants.
I am having other work done on old crowns and now root canals not done by my old dentist in US.
Also at this point unless an emergency arises, I do not want anyone else working on me!
You will find them amazing!
Let me know how it works out:0
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feliceb
12/19/2016 15:32 EST
HEllo,
I have the final result of the implant and it is wonderful.
I will have two more done starting in late spring. My crowns are gorgeous and were complimented on by a dentist here in the USA!
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cedelune
12/19/2016 15:33 EST
A lot depends on the individual's case. If you need bone grafts, they can place the implant at the same time. If you are a smoker, your gums/bone may be more deteriorated than if you aren't, and it's possible they will be unable to place implants.
Choice of crown materials also affects the price. I preferred to get zirconia, since my older crowns and previous (from the U.S.) implants were zirconia. That altered the price a bit, though I'm not sorry. My implants were done by an implant specialist (English-speaking, Argentina-trained) in Granada. His prices are good, but you may get better prices in Managua or Leon (a friend's father had a lot of work done there by a dentist who teaches dentistry, and paid quite a bit less than I did).
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feliceb
12/19/2016 15:33 EST
Hello I found them to be less expensive than in Granada and I did a lot of research before making my decision.
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