Teeth in a Day with Dr. Matt Annese
If you've been told your teeth are hopeless, that implants aren't for you, or that the process takes years and costs a fortune, this Podcast is where you find out what's actually possible.
Dr. Matt Annese is a full arch implant specialist with 12 years of experience and over 2,000 cases completed at his all-digital, single-location practice in Massachusetts.
He covers full arch dental implants, teeth-in-a-day, smile makeovers, the truth about candidacy, and why the traditional multi-office dental process is costing patients more than it should.
New episodes weekly. No runaround. Just answers.
Teeth in a Day with Dr. Matt Annese
Latest Episodes
What Full Arch Implants Really Cost (Not What You Think)
📌 Learn more about Dr. Matt Annese or book a consultation: https://nashobadental.com$20,000. $40,000. $50,000. Three offices, same mouth, three totally different numbers. They cannot all be right, and I am going to show you exactly why ...
Before You Get Veneers, Listen To This
🎁 Learn more about Dr. Matt Annese or book a consultation: https://nashobadental.comYou asked to fix one tooth. You got a plan for sixteen. Veneers remove enamel permanently, and most patients never find out how much of their plan was n...
Dental Surgeon Exposes the Implant Decision Most Patients Never Know About
🎁 Learn more about Dr. Matt Annese or book a consultation: https://nashobadental.comSending your case to an outside lab is not a clinical standard. It is a business choice practices make for themselves. Most patients never find out unti...
Are Dental Implants Right For You? (Dentist Reveals All)
📌 Learn more about Dr. Matt Annese or book a consultation: https://nashobadental.comIf a dentist told me I wasn't a candidate for implants, I would know exactly what to do next. And the first step is not what most people do. The wrong s...
Implant Surgeon: What Snap-In Dentures Actually Cost You Over Time
📌 Learn more about Dr. Matt Annese or book a consultation: https://nashobadental.comSnap-in dentures look cheaper on day one. That number hides what you actually pay over 10 years. I've placed both options over 2,000 times and followed ...