Zygomatic Dental Implants?

Learn about the game-changing zygomatic dental implants from Dr. Jon Runion, the owner and advanced dentistry provider. In this video, Dr. Runion explains how zygomatic implants can help patients with severe bone loss who are not eligible for traditional dental implants without a bone or sinus graft. With zygomatic implants, Dr. Runion can offer a permanent solution by providing a fixed arch that lasts for decades. Discover how this innovative dental solution can improve your quality of life by watching this video now!
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[@Mike_The_Hog_A_Nator]

I just got my 16 Extractions since I was 8yrs old (the last time I saw a dentist!)
at $0 cost, that's all I had left.
I'm a 53yr male in TX
& I haven't smiled since I was 8 years old!
(Without covering my mouth)
I'm healing now & will go in for permanent dentures impressions next month Feb 20th.
I wish I could get implants but he said that I didn't have enough bone up top. I've been told my bottoms wouldn't fit right by 2 different Dentist.
I got plenty of bone on bottom but my insurance doesn't cover implants, like they told me they did! I live off SSI/DI. So maybe for 2025 I'll sign up for a different advantage plan that covers snap in's.
However, I'm curious what types of dentures are made?
Like, bottom level, med or top tier dentures? Or is there just a 1 acrylic set? I can't find any info on different types of dentures, besides implants or partials.
My insurance said they'll pay for whatever dentures my Dentist has made or sends off to a lab.
I just pay a $575 deductible.