Are dentures or teeth implants better? what is the difference in cost? does insurance cover implants the same as dentures?

Too many variables: What's better depends on many factors. Are you a smoker? That would be a deal breaker on implants from my experience. How many teeth are missing? What condition are your remaining teeth in? You really need to have a dental exam and review of your particular history to get a good answer to this. Some insurances will address implants but more will pay for dentures. Best of luck!

Discuss with dentist: Full dentures are the worst alternative! partials are somewhat better but still not great. Fixed bridges even better. Implants are the best! - the costs also rise substantially with the better options, although if you can afford it, it is the smart thing to do. Every insurance company has different coverage. Discuss your options with a dentist who can go over everything with you.

Implants are better: Dentures rely on support from the soft tissues of your mouth (gums) and gums were not intended to withstand chewing forces. Dental implants are anchored in bone and provide much better function.

Many variables...: I would seek a reputable dentist from online reviews or friends who sought similar services. Then i would get a consult from the dentist. Implants can be used to support dentures or fixed bridges. The denture option is lesser expensive but may not be the best option. Allow the dentist to provide honest opinions with advantages and disadvantages. With insurance, coverage depends on the plan.

Implants: Implants are the better choice. They are a stimulus to the remaining bone, not a force which accelerates bone loss like dentures do. They will provide greater function, comfort and health. Cost difference is very big, but the benefits are longer lasting.Think of them as an investment in your long-term health and well-being.Like braces, many people pay them off over time. Insurance may pay some.

Price irrelevant: Rarely in life does cheapest equal durable ; long lasting. At age 29 you have a long life ahead of you. You need to consider implants (at more cost) which are best long term solution for your dental problems. Your quality of life will be better. Whatever insurance covers is a bonus. If anything in you life is worth budgeting for, this would be it. Don't end up with teeth in a glass.