It : It is so hard to answer your question since you cannot be examined or diagnosed over the internet. No one can tell if your teeth can be saved or not without radiographs. You should speak to social services in your area regarding receiveing you dental care at reduced fees. Somehow, some way, you need to take control of your own health and find monetary resources.
Answered 10/3/2016
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The : The key to your problem is to identify a dentist who is well trained and up to date with the current technology. This dentist should listen to your concerns and be able to offer choices of treatment that take into account you current dental state of health, ability to maintain your dental health, and financial constraints. Finally, you need to find someone you are comfortable with and trust. This is not easy, but you should start by asking your friends for a referral, especially ones who have health mouths and nice smiles, and visiting the american dental association web site to find dentists near you. Don't necessarily be fooled by fancy advertizing that offer low cost care or flashy offices. The best dentists typically let their work do their talking. Good luck in your search. Keep an open mind when looking at your treatment options. Though you are focused on saving the teeth that you have left, they may be structurally unsound, unbeknownst to you, and would may require removal in the interest of a better long term plan for your dental health.
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It : It seems that paying for needed treatment is a major concern for you, so it may be better for you to seek treatment through a local dental school or community dental clinic. The costs are less, but you will have to put up with the treatment taking longer. If this is not feasible, look into home equity loans if you own a house or maybe you have relatives that can assist you. Unfortunately this is a problem for many people today.
Answered 10/4/2016
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