Dear Doctor, Could you please
  Dear Doctor, Could you please

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Dear Doctor, Could you please tell me the maximum cost of removable dentures, both upper and lower. It is for my mother aged 76 years

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hello mam, the cost may vary from **********. for removable dentures depending upon the case.thank you.

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