Dental questions: while I am not a dentist - if the teeth are unhealthy and not strong enough to support bridgework - you might end up with having them removed and a set of upper dentures.f. As far as payment - I would be up front - calculate how much you can afford - on a monthly basis - see if they are willing to work with you. There are dental clinics around that you might investigate.
Answered 2/17/2015
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Requires dental exam: To answer your question thoroughly, a proper dental exam would be required. If cost is an issue, find a Dental school in your area--supervised Dental students can do most of the procedures required and this would save you money. Also, most Dentists offer payment plans and will work with you.
Answered 2/20/2015
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See specialist: See a Prosthodontist - they are in York, PA. They are the specialists in restoring and replacing teeth. Get seen and find out your options. Implants are the better choice than dentures, but much more costly. The all-on-4 option is less expensive, but still a large investment. See the specialist , ask the questions, get your options. Good you are seeking treatment.Good luck.
Answered 2/20/2015
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