Is it possible to do bimax via insurance then implants with giant?

[william.]

@RealSurgerymax

 

[everyone]

yes, but ldar insurance and just get the full package at once, it will probably be a tedious task taking months than recovery after that etc

 

[william.]

yes, but ldar insurance and just get the full package at once, it will probably be a tedious task taking months than recovery after that etc

I don't have the money

 

[everyone]

I don't have the money

dont get bimax via insurance if its for aesthetics

 

[william.]

dont get bimax via insurance if its for aesthetics

insurance bimax will also have massive aesthetic benefit even tho its not ideal(but its free)

If the plan is bad I could also just not go there

 

[hej1377]

Doing it at the same time probably not,i would say at that point just pay out of pocket since yiu save on surgery costs and it will end up being an extra 3k maybe and you also can decide how mich advancement you want and wont have as long total recovery time

 

[h76]

insurance bimax will also have massive aesthetic benefit even tho its not ideal(but its free)

If the plan is bad I could also just not go there

fake sleap apnea

 

[BM7]

Surgery: Yes
Implants : no, you will use your money.

 

[william.]

fake sleap apnea

I already would get it

Surgery: Yes
Implants : no, you will use your money.

yeah ik, but is it possible? I was thinking that the plates might be in the way, making it impossible to do implants, if not planned.

Doing it at the same time probably not,i would say at that point just pay out of pocket since yiu save on surgery costs and it will end up being an extra 3k maybe and you also can decide how mich advancement you want and wont have as long total recovery time

I would save like 15k+ this way, and be able to get i alot earlier.

 

[BM7]

You can do them at the same time, but you'll pay for the implants separately.

 

[william.]

You can do them at the same time, but you'll pay for the implants separately.

That would be ideal, but i doubt there are any good surgeon here to do implants. can't exactly bring te insurance surgeons to Italy

I would have to recover from bimax then get implants later, but idk if that's possible

@RealSurgerymax

 

[RealSurgerymax]

That would be ideal, but i doubt there are any good surgeon here to do implants. can't exactly bring te insurance surgeons to Italy

I would have to recover from bimax then get implants later, but idk if that's possible

@RealSurgerymax

Just make more money. Problem solved.

 

[william.]

Just make more money. Problem solved.

but fr, is it possible or not?

Idk if this even is relevant, but i have long history with orthodontics due to injuries and have had the same surgeon and ortho till now

 

[monk231]

Just make more money. Problem solved.

how

 

[RealSurgerymax]

how

Figure it out.... It's one of the most important things you need to accomplish for a good life. Just as important as ascending.

 

[william.]

Figure it out.... It's one of the most important things you need to accomplish for a good life. Just as important as ascending.

can i do bimax via insurance now and implants with you later?

 

[RealSurgerymax]

can i do bimax via insurance now and implants with you later?

It's annoying when people do that, because then im getting a subpar base to work on. I always wish they came for the full thing so I am not limited. Its supposed to all work together.

And no, I will not check or approve an external plan.

 

[monk231]

can i do bimax via insurance now and implants with you later?

no sense man just don't cheap out on this , better get 1 good plan now

 

[william.]

no sense man just don't cheap out on this , better get 1 good plan now

I would have to do bimax at like 22 instead of 18 if I have to pay for everything, idk if thats worth it

 

[Foreverbrad]

I would have to do bimax at like 22 instead of 18 if I have to pay for everything, idk if thats worth it

Get the free bimax (if it looks like it will be aesthetically good) then whine that the plates hurt so you can get them removed also for free and then Giant will have no existing hardware to deal with in 4 years time and you’ve got SOME chance that you won’t need a revision bimax.

Thats how I’d play it. Losing THOSE 4 years to being ugly and wageslave grind is catastrophic.

 

[william.]

Get the free bimax (if it looks like it will be aesthetically good) then whine that the plates hurt so you can get them removed also for free and then Giant will have no existing hardware to deal with in 4 years time and you’ve got SOME chance that you won’t need a revision bimax.

wouldn't they force me to get bimax via the some local inserance surgeon again?

Thats how I’d play it. Losing THOSE 4 years to being ugly and wageslave grind is catastrophic.

exactly

 

[moltisantichincel]

I would do the bimax with your surgery, then larp that the plates are causing you pain, get it removed, and then go with giant once you make enough money

 

[william.]

I would do the bimax with your surgery, then larp that the plates are causing you pain, get it removed, and then go with giant once you make enough money

thanks to you and brad for the idea, I'll do that if the insurance bimax doesn't satisfy

 

[moltisantichincel]

thanks to you and brad for the idea, I'll do that if the insurance bimax doesn't satisfy

and if it does you can always get the implants later with someone like eppley in the us, sure its not peek or titanium, but eppley knows how to design the implant with a suboptimal base, whereas giant wants the pates and movements in his design

 

[jon_chase89]

It's annoying when people do that, because then im getting a subpar base to work on. I always wish they came for the full thing so I am not limited. Its supposed to all work together.

And no, I will not check or approve an external plan.

Why do surgeons like Gunson shit on custom guides and plates in the mandible? Something about not being able to predict the optimal joint position or something like that. Are they just coping and unwilling to do the extra planning required?

 

[RealSurgerymax]

Why do surgeons like Gunson shit on custom guides and plates in the mandible? Something about not being able to predict the optimal joint position or something like that. Are they just coping and unwilling to do the extra planning required?

Because they're old dogs. Good at doing it the old fashioned way I will admit.

But this is the future.

 

[monk231]

Because they're old dogs. Good at doing it the old fashioned way I will admit.

But this is the future.
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but it's true that they are not reliable all the times tho