Post: #26

What kind of messed up teeth do you have where you're willing to spend $3,000+ on something that's only good for 5 years? It might be worth it if you're younger but if you're 35 I doubt it would matter since a lot of women likely view you as too old.

Post: #27

(01-07-2019 12:58 AM)BaatumMania Wrote:  It might be worth it if you're younger but if you're 35 I doubt it would matter since a lot of women likely view you as too old.

Is that your theory?

Hate it break it to you, but us post 35 year olds are still banging out 18 year olds with zero problems whatsoever.

Post: #28

Usually I don’t reply to negativity or borderline troll posts. But for the purpose of a constructive conversation, I’ll bite. $3000 may be a large sum. But to some, it’s not that much if it helps with their overall appearance. If you’re a hideous looking guy, I doubt veneers would turn things for you. But if you’re a decent looking guy, it will definitely bring your looks to the next level. I’m not hundred percent sure yet that I’ll get it done until I finally do so, but I’m open minded to things that will help me improve myself. We only live once. Be the best of who you can be. If Hollywood stars are doing it, why can’t we? As long as you can afford it then I won’t sweat over the financial investment. We buy nice things to make us look good. Why not buy a nice smile.

Post: #29

(01-07-2019 12:50 AM)Krabbypatty Wrote:  Found this website. See below. I’m considering getting mine done in Manila, Ho Chi Minh, Medellin, or Cancun.

You'd be making a huge mistake getting these done in Vietnam or Manila if you live in the United States. Get it done somewhere that is easy to fly to if you have problems and need a warranty replacement. Also the before and after photos of the dentist in Vietnam look like shit.

Go to Medellin. If you want to go to Cancun, that's fine but I do not know anything about their dental work.

What I am saying is try to stay on the western hemisphere if you live in the US.

Post: #30

Linux, gotcha. Looking forward to your PM. I tried messaging you but your PM inbox is disabled.

Post: #31

My teeth have gone a bit wonky 20 years after orthodontics.

I'm considering another brace although I've looked into veneers.

My big stumbling block with the veneers is their life and the potential issues down the line.

Have they been around long enough to yet know what the future holds with them longterm?

It's hard to find impartial advice from anyone that's had them 20+ years.

Post: #32

Linux I got a quote today 2.5mln in Medellin for minidiseño de sonrisa (my teeth are very good as I look after them a lot so don't really need the full thing but just the borders to make them almost perfect).

The dental studio was recommended from a friend and it looks top notch, a lot of celebrities in Antioquia get it there from what I have seen in their ig.

What I am interested, and they did not really have an answer to this specific question, is it very easy to fracture them? I usually do grappling with no mouthguard and I am worried they could come off easily if I get choked or hit.

Post: #33

I have a friend that makes amazing veeners in Medellin. He usually works with famous colombian people. He did mine almost 4 years ago and theyre still doing well. PM if you want me to give you the contact.

Post: #34

(02-25-2019 11:41 PM)wellrockthecity Wrote:  Linux I got a quote today 2.5mln in Medellin for minidiseño de sonrisa (my teeth are very good as I look after them a lot so don't really need the full thing but just the borders to make them almost perfect).

The dental studio was recommended from a friend and it looks top notch, a lot of celebrities in Antioquia get it there from what I have seen in their ig.

What I am interested, and they did not really have an answer to this specific question, is it very easy to fracture them? I usually do grappling with no mouthguard and I am worried they could come off easily if I get choked or hit.

I broke three resin veneers in the first year. Saying that, I have a very strong bite. Some people can go many years without fracturing theirs but I did not.

I recommend the porcelain. They are stronger. Also, you're not just paying for the teeth to be straight, you're also paying for the color. I recommend OB2. You wont find regular teeth that white, and its not too white where it looks like false teeth.

If you have an instagram link for your doctor, I can give you my thoughts on his work.