@@edenpowell1 my choice.

So sorry haven't got back been away for a few days, I'm looking to go over in November for same treatment so I will be in touch kind regards Martin.

@@martinward7966 You won't regret it. Nanodent have been excellent. Mention my name Martin. You will qualify for a 10% discount, as will I.👍

@@edenpowell1 Hi Eden. The price I accepted was +/- £7800. I have paid £5000 so far (I'm still in Turkey as I type), but I received a £200 credit for my air travel so I'm £4800 in, in real terms. I had no bone grafts nor any sinus lift procedures so my return can be as short as 3 months from today. Sadly I was unable to have a fixed bridge of temp teeth due to a lack of immediate bone density on my upper jaw. Yes I could have requested bone grafting but that just delays my return by an extra 3 months. So I have removable dentures covering/protecting my implants until I return to Turkey for my final fitting in October or November. It's fair to mention that if you are on a tighter budget you could find yourself in exactly the same position as me after your first visit, but for half the price? I work hard as a truck driver all year so I decided to push the boat out and turn my turkey teeth trip into my annual holiday, by taking the full 5 star service regarding my hotel accommodation. By specifying a three star hotel, and a local anaesthetic as opposed to the general anaesthetic I requested, that £7800 total price can come down to below £5000 in total. Either way, good luck with your journey.

@@philiptropman4893 you're very welcome Philip. I can assure you it's not a decision you will regret. I'm still in Turkey currently, the weather is amazing as is my hotel, my implants are fitted and I have temporary removable dentures to minimize the amount of time until I can return for my permanent teeth. I'm not even home yet and I'm counting the minutes until I can return. Good luck.

@@HGVMe That's great news that it all went well, I wish you a speedy recovery! The main thing for me is I'd like the general anaesthetic as you had, and of course to have decent teeth again and be pain free, I'm saving my money up through extra work shifts (I'm a support worker for people with learning disabilities) and cutting back a bit, so hopefully I'll be starting my own journey in a few months, I may not go quite as posh as the 5 star hotel, but good for you for treating yourself, you work hard for it so why not! Enjoy the rest of your time in Turkey and safe journey back to the UK, Phil.

Hi Andrew. I just got in touch with Nanodent through one of their Facebook ads. One of their agents replied to me, we made contact through WhatsApp and the conversation has flowed ever since. I would recommend you make contact and start your own conversation? As Bob Hopkins used to say, it's good to talk. 👍

I have absolutely no doubts but thanks for adding your experiences. That just bolsters my own positive feelings.

@@HGVMe Have added my review and some pictures to Google reviews in last few days if you want to check. If you have anything you would like to ask just let me know.

@@bigrobthehibby just checked out your pics on Google Rob. That smile speaks volumes brother. Congratulations.

They asked me to. So I went to a local dentist and paid for x-rays. BUT..once I asked for copies of the x-rays the local dentist ghosted me. Simply refused to acknowledge my request. What are you going to do?

@@HGVMe I can get a panoramic X-ray done, but I have the feeling that I might hit the same problem as you. Thing is, my dentist has given me a rough quote (£17,000) that I can't afford. When I last saw him (3 days ago for filling) he told me I needed a root removing from an old broken tooth which he's doing next week. i told him I'm not in a postion financially to have any work done yet, and he said it world take at least 6 months from extraction date, before he would be able to do an implant, as it needed to heal. I'll have a few more words with him next wednesday. I know it's my body, but I feel deceitful going abroad for dentistry. I think the care if needed when you return to the UK is my biggest worry.

@@Split10uk You have to do what you're comfortable with. Having said that I'm not a wealthy person. Every penny I spend has to be earned first so the option of getting implants here in the UK is a pipe dream for me. I took into account the aftercare situation and I figured as I'm having a full extraction and all on 6 implants (12 in total) there's precious little to go wrong. Once the initial healing period has passed and the implants are settled, the only real issue I can see is if I break either the upper or lower arch? For the most durable outcome Nanodent have offered a monolithic zirconium arch top and bottom. Zirconium is far more durable than the porcelain used by some other clinics. Less likely to crack or chip. And the fact it's monolithic (milled from a single piece of zirconium) means there are no weak points. So once the initial healing period is over aftercare requirements, in my case at least, should be no more than a hygiene visit now and again. Which is little more to me than a reason to have a few days sunshine in Antalya.

You never know.. 🤣

Someone who stays away from home for days, sometimes weeks, or even months at a time. 👍

Is that a type of work you would specifically have to apply for? Rather than just working long days.

@@rohan9816 it generally goes with the job title applied for. Event work such as music festivals or motor racing would be pretty much a given for tramping away for weeks at a time. But a tipper driver operating around London is likely to be home more than he or she is night outed. It's not black and white but is often the case.

Are their job titles where you spend a long time on the motorway and have to sleep inside your cab?

Haha....always the way🤣 Thanks pal. Appreciate the commen

No mate.

We work with them closely. I been chasing their loader Rob (top man by the way) all over the vastness which is Epynt Ranges all the latter part of the week.

This one is closed for 8 weeks +. It's going to be a long 2 months. 😕

What shocked me was how long it went on. I expected it to have been over an hour or so after I first stopped on motorway. So to have still been there all those hours later, on one of UK's busiest motorways was just bizarre.

@@HGVMe unfortunately 'human incidents' as they're know or 'human crisis' events can take hours of negotiations. Bet you're happy you got your head down to be honest.

No mate. I didn't know how to change date on my dash cam. 🤣

@@HGVMe Ok thanks

@@HGVMe great content keep up the good work.

😂😂😂

Imerys Minerals, Par Dock, St Austell Cornwall. Beautiful spot for a night out that was.

@@HGVMe I bet! Thought it looked familiar, my mum lives in Par

Morris Metals at Neath 👍

I haven’t been in there for ages the low bridge that you can get under 🤦‍♂️

Yep. Signposted 13'6 but we go sailing under running at 15'2. Makes me stop and think Every. Single. Time. 😂

That's happened once or twice. I was working for Jenks and the trailer I had would move the door if it was windy. Or they started loading at the rear. So loading thinking I was all set up was a lottery. Often I would find the door halfway along the trailer with wood chip either side. It was a nightmare 😄

@@HGVMe I did it working for them with a load of scrap metal That was the icing on the cake for me, it was as far back as it could possibly be, opened the door and there it was

Agreed. But here's the thing. I didn't realise I needed to update my Rhodes card until it failed.

Glad you enjoyed it!

I do that job too. I was in there Friday afternoon. I'm generally in and out half a dozen times a week. See you there .. 👍