Dental implant for parents and best insurance

[Takita_Tadimi_Tandan]

Please suggest which dental implant is best and good insurance.

Looking for my father aged 62yrs. Planning to buy an insurance if it's optimal way to go as there's no insurance currently.

Location for treatment looking at Hyderabad or Vijayawada for best treatment and insurance coverage.

 

[Swatkat]

Ltt for takita tadhimi thandaaaaaaana

hrudhyala lathula jathula tananannaa.

 

[Android_Halwa]

Insurance at 62 is as good as waste in India…if your father already had insurance, makes sense but if you want to take up insurance now then cost of treatment may be cheaper than paying premiums for 2-3 years…and not sure if insurance covers only dental.. 

[Takita_Tadimi_Tandan]

12 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said:

Insurance at 62 is as good as waste in India…if your father already had insurance, makes sense but if you want to take up insurance now then cost of treatment may be cheaper than paying premiums for 2-3 years…and not sure if insurance covers only dental.. 

The cost of treatment may range 1.5L-3L so thought about insurance to reduce overhead, but cost of insurance is higher then it may not worth.

[sivasilvan]

I see it's been a while since you've posted, but I just want to ask if anyone had luck finding a decent dental insurance plan that actually covers implants well, especially for older parents. I’ve been comparing a few options lately, but the coverage seems too limited or has long wait times. Curious if anyone used a mix of discount plans plus insurance to bring the cost down.

[yogdenon]

I took my dad to Costa Rica last year for implants—way cheaper and the quality was great. If you're open to going abroad, visit Colina Dental. They have English-speaking staff, clean facilities, and handled everything really smoothly. My dad was nervous at first, but they made it pretty stress-free. We even combined it with a short vacation, so it worked out well.