Well, I did it. Went to Mexico. got put out and had 10 teeth removed. Took one barrel of Versaid, and the 2.5 barrels of fentenal (i think he used three) and I don't remember ANYTHING. The anesthesiologist was totally cool, said I might have to be intubated ( I was) two hours to wake up totally - and now i have to heal my gums due to poor coagulation, said I lost a pint of blood. - otherwise would have gotten immediate dentures - i have them and will go back when i am totally healed. My dentist/oral surgeon trained at Harvard, I had several references from people who have used him he is excellent. all in all a trip to remember. If you consider this, be careful. get references from people you know. If your procedure lasts into the night, be sure you have an escort to the US border - Aldegonenes is a safe town but at night, coming off anesthesia, you could be an easy target. do NOT try to cross back into the us W/O papers - a passport, or a pass-card. IF you have a ARIZONA DL. and Birth certificate, they may let you back in - or they may detain you - I had my pass card. total cost was $1800. plus expenses 3-5 hundred dollors or about a THIRD of what I would have paid her and I got several estimates starting at 6k. I paid an extra $600. to be put to sleep included in the $1800. otherwise it would only be $1200. My teeth were poisoning me. i feel much better am gaining weight since it hurt to eat, now, lots of chopped up meat over rice.refried beans, and a couple of ensure a day. If anyone needs more info, pm me or post here as I am back.
Blessings
Alex44
skypilot
Blessings
Alex44
skypilot

. His teeth were beyond repair after decades of taking certain meds for his psych dx (Bipolar). He had gotten a pair of dentures, but his gag reflex kept him from relly getting used to wearing them. Then, of course, he lost them in 2011 in our house fire, and spent 2011 more in the hospital than not. First the 3rd degree burns, etc, and then he had a breakdown in June of that year, a scary manic-type episode, and they didn't release him for about 3 months. Needless to say, at that point, teeth weren't too high on his priority list. It's amazing to me how much he can really eat without teeth! We've talked about trying to get him a new set of dentures, but it would entail implants to secure the dentures in place, and he's been told that he doesn't have very much bone in his gums to even get that type of setup. I wonder if what you had done could be a possibility for him, and how did you find out about the place you went to??
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