teeth problem

[che08 0]

hi my us fiance visa is on process. i have a big problem with my molar teeth. for women in the philippines undergone the medical, will this be a problem? i'm wondering if i should have it fix before the medical. please help!

[GuardianOne 0]

I am no expert, and my fiance has not undergone the medical there yet, but I doubt that any issues with your teeth will be an issue. She had a retainer taken out which caused two of her rear teeth to be removed. They are most likely looking for any diseases, or health risks that can cause issues to US Citizens. I have not read up on it, nor do I know anything about the medical yet, but I seriously doubt if you have a medical issue (High Blood Pressure for example) or any other conditions that you will be denied unless it causes a health risk to US Citizens.

[john & jean 37]

dental care is very expensive in the US, you should have it done before you leave there.....

[thongd4me 69]

dental care is very expensive in the US, you should have it done before you leave there.....

I agree. Dental health will not be looked at by immigration (they are looking for

communicable diseases only) but if you can, get dental work done (recommending

for Thailand, seconding Philippines).

[che08 0]

I am no expert, and my fiance has not undergone the medical there yet, but I doubt that any issues with your teeth will be an issue. She had a retainer taken out which caused two of her rear teeth to be removed. They are most likely looking for any diseases, or health risks that can cause issues to US Citizens. I have not read up on it, nor do I know anything about the medical yet, but I seriously doubt if you have a medical issue (High Blood Pressure for example) or any other conditions that you will be denied unless it causes a health risk to US Citizens.

so did she get false teeth or jacket for the teeth that was removed? my teeth are not complete anymore. im just wondering if it has to be to pass the medical exam.

dental care is very expensive in the US, you should have it done before you leave there.....

I agree. Dental health will not be looked at by immigration (they are looking for

communicable diseases only) but if you can, get dental work done (recommending

for Thailand, seconding Philippines).

thank you!

[Ed+Cindy 1]

hi my us fiance visa is on process. i have a big problem with my molar teeth. for women in the philippines undergone the medical, will this be a problem? i'm wondering if i should have it fix before the medical. please help!

They only care about health problems that could become a public concern at the medical exam. Like some have said, usually medical and dental care is cheaper outside the US, so if this is something you are going to get fixed, you might want to do it in your home country.

[ddartt1 2]

hi my us fiance visa is on process. i have a big problem with my molar teeth. for women in the philippines undergone the medical, will this be a problem? i'm wondering if i should have it fix before the medical. please help!

I suggest you fix it there before the medical appointment. May you a quick recovery in case you decide to fix it.

Edited July 29, 2009 by ddartt1

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

hi my us fiance visa is on process. i have a big problem with my molar teeth. for women in the philippines undergone the medical, will this be a problem? i'm wondering if i should have it fix before the medical. please help!

It is not an issue for the medical exam.

If you can get the work you need done there...by all means do so. Dental work in the USA is expensive. Even though we have dental insurance, and paying a bribe to actually get to see a dentist in a country with "free healthcare for all", it was far cheaper for her to get her dental work done while on vacation this summer in Ukraine. She also stocked up on a year's supply of contact lenses for about 1/10th the price they are here.

Compare some prices and decide where you will have the work done.

[Chris_Жанна 11]

hi my us fiance visa is on process. i have a big problem with my molar teeth. for women in the philippines undergone the medical, will this be a problem? i'm wondering if i should have it fix before the medical. please help!

Unless your tooth can spread infectious pathogens I think you'll be ok.

[pasaway na angel 2]

they wouldn't even look at your teeth. the doctor who examined me just asked and i had 3 tooth extractions already. so your teeth condition wouldn't be a problem.

[Jauque 1]

hi my us fiance visa is on process. i have a big problem with my molar teeth. for women in the philippines undergone the medical, will this be a problem? i'm wondering if i should have it fix before the medical. please help!

Are we talking cavities? To the best of my knowledge that is not a concern for immigration. If their bothering you however and care is available than you should get them done.

[forestrose 0]

there will be no dental doctors during the medical , but might as well have dental procedures here before going to the US as it is more expensive there ;

[Brian&Naty 0]

hi my us fiance visa is on process. i have a big problem with my molar teeth. for women in the philippines undergone the medical, will this be a problem? i'm wondering if i should have it fix before the medical. please help!

First Off, your a human being, not a horse. Your teeth have ZERO bearing on your medical. Also as others have said, getting your teeth fixed there is more wise then here. I know that people travel to the Southern Cross hotel in Manila from around the world as they have some kind of dental service they are associated with. Good Luck.

[chizkeyk 0]

As long as you are not a carrier of a communicable disease that will pose threat to US, then your safe. That wouldn't be a ground for VISA denial.

Now if you want your teeth fixed, then you can have it done in the Philippines. I had braces, and 3 dental implants here (US) and it cost us not less than $18,000.00 Dental Insurance doesn't cover a penny as according to them, dental braces and implants are not medically necessary.

Goodluck.

[Lyudmila 0]

it is better to fix it where you live, it is probably cheaper.