as the procedure can be done for less than $2500 if willing to travel. Certainly you do not want to do this to try to save a few hundred dollars as the savings will be eaten up with travel costs and in general, its always nice to stay close t home just in case a problem develops. But when you consider revision policies, that is where huge differences can be appreciated. I certainly want the best outcome for my patients as happy patients beget referrals and the snowball rolls. However, sometimes thing do not go perfectly and a revision could make all the difference in th world to the patient. In my practice, this cost is limited to the cost of a surgical tray (currently $158). The only ...