San Francisco Dental Implant Center
You may have heard that you can get dental implants in a day, but is it really true? Well, as you might expect, the answer is yes – and no. Yes, for most people, dental implants can be installed in a day. For others, it may not be suitable.
The Marina District is a trendy district near the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. Residents there often live “active lifestyles” and are very appearance conscious.
SoMa, or “South of Market”, is right near the Oracle Ballpark in San Francisco. It’s known as a techie area of San Francisco and it’s become a hip-and-happening place for the technological cognoscenti. Maybe we should call them TeCo’s? SoMa TeCo. Has a certain ring to it, doesn’t it?
At San Francisco Dental Implant Center we are excited to see workers coming back into the city after shutdown. Covid-19 has been like nothing any of us have ever experienced in our lifetimes and so we have had to deal with it as best we can.
Here’s a trick to lower the cost of dental implants in San Mateo. Drive up to San Francisco. Our office is not far from Highway 101 and parking, though never easy in San Francisco, is doable.
If you have missing teeth it can not only cause you problems with eating and speaking but can have a dreadful effect on your self-confidence, especially here in the San Francisco Bay Area where – like it or not – everyone is so “image conscious.”
Let’s face it: dental implants are not “cheap”. Or at least, they shouldn’t be. Neither is a new car “cheap”. Nor is buying a house “cheap”.
San Mateo is often said to have a perfect climate, but that reputation actually belongs to Redwood City which was voted in the top three of the world by the US and German governments many years ago along with the North African Mediterranean coast and the Canaries.
Living in the Bay Area is not what anyone would call cheap. If you look at the figures for San Francisco, you will find that they are around 63% higher than the average for the whole US (these figures are from 2015).
We all know that San Francisco is an expensive city in which to live. According to the website expatistan.com, a random sample of figures at June 11th 2018 show the rent for a 900 sq ft furnished apartment in a standard area was $3,500 a month, while in an expensive area it was over $4,100. 1lb of boneless chicken breast was $7, while lunch in the Financial District was $16.
