Iv had bad teeth in the back of my mouth for atleast 2 years ...it just cost so much to fix ..should i i've worried about my general heath too?

Yes: your mouth is part of your body and infection in your mouth goes into your body Treat your teeth and mouth problems otherwise the problem gets worse, and more expensive to correct

Try dental school: There are many options to seeing a dentist. School and hospital residency programs are always looking for patients, usually at reduced rates. Maybe you should contact The University of North Carolina Dental School at Chapel Hill. You want to avoid any infections for your overall health.

YES: Infection in your mouth can be spread anywhere in your system via the blood stream. See your Dentist for treatment options. Good Luck.

Yes, you should: Rotten, decayed teeth lead to infections that can spread and tax your immune system. Not eating correctly can cause digestive issues. Loss of teeth is inevitable unless you fix them now. You'll have to make it a priority in your budget. Finance your care if possible. Contact your local dental society for other options.

Options: Dental care can represent a serious financial challenge for many people. You have 7 community health centers near Cary. Contact them and find out if they have dental services available. http://findahealthcenter.hrsa.gov/Search_HCC.aspx?do=map&ss=cary&st=zip&sh=1010&sw=1680&tl=HCC Good Luck!

Definitely, yes: The infection and bacteria entering your bloodstream from around your tooth will affect the rest of your body, your general health and your quality of life. If you can not afford dental care there are many free and low cost dental programs where you can get the care you need for free or low cost.