My teeth!!?

Ok so I havent been to the dentist for 4 yrs, partly from fear and partly from not been able to get one an djust been stuck on waiting lists!! I am so scared that when I go I will have to get all my teeth taken out and get false teeth!! I just looked at my teeth and on a few of them I have a few black bits on them, will these teeth need filling? one of my fillings has chipped and I have a funny taste in my mouth, will they have to take this tooth out? I am seriuosly terrified that they are going to have to take all of my teeth out!! any ideas? encouragement? I look after my teeth and dont eat that many sweeties!

My teeth!!?
Depends how much money you have to keep going to the dentist. I believe they can "screw-in" individual teeth so you may not need a false pair of choppers.


The taste, could be a piece of rotting food lodged in a cavity, im sure you would know if it was an abcess. So before things get any worse, get to the dentist. Aint it strange tho' , when you come out you wonder what all the fuss was about.





Go do it.
Reply:The longer you wait, the worse off you will be.
Reply:Are you a tweeker or something? Sounds like you just need to gargle with mouth wash and run some floss through your pearly whites! Good luck!
Reply:go to a dental college. they will work with you and save the teeth they can save...you won't be yelled at or scorned as the damage is already done. they will save what they can and recommend caps or false teeth.


YOU HAVE TO BE TRUE TO YOUR TEETH SO THEY WON'T BE FALSE TO YOU.


false teeth are ok..cause they never have to be filled drilled or pulled...also they look cool as they are nice and straight and white
Reply:they will xray first to find out how deep the cavities are,if they are not too bad they can fill them .but a bad toothache will make you want to pull them out yourself,go see a doctor,don't be a baby.
Reply:the best thing to do is go to the dentist %26amp; he will sort you out





the last thing a dentist would do is wipp them out when they CAN be fixed.
Reply:there is a good chance that the dark spots on your teeth are just stains, in which case they wouldnt need any fillings.


what is your age? i doubt that you have anything to worry about. just go to the appointment and...if any work needs to be done...they will probably schedule it for a later date anyway! so...no need to be worried about this appointment! about 5 years ago i went to the dentist after over 10 years of not having gone. i had no cavities, and i just walked away with clean teeth! its been 5 years, and i guess its time to go back!
Reply:Most reputable dentist will do all they can to save the teeth you have now. On your initial visit they will let you know exactly what they can do, how much it will cost and what should be dealt with first. Pulling teeth is not done unless it is the only option.





The black bits on teeth have to be dealt with before it gets any worse. Most cases they'll take out the bad parts and fill it with a white filling, it really depends on how much damage there is. The filling will be taken out and replaced (some cases you may need a root canal). The sooner you get it looked at the better.
Reply:Get over being scared and go to the Dentist. Your doing yourself a lot of harm by not going, Not only are you taking a chance on losing a tooth but you could get gum disease.


And gum disease is no picnic. Believe me I"ve been there.


And also gum disease has been proven that it could lead to heart disease. I'm not kidding about that. Just ask a Dentist.


Good Luck.
Reply:By making no visit to dentist in the last 4 years you do not mean taking no care or following the basic oral hygiene. Just have courage as there is nothing serious you have explained. You are only making a mountain out of mole for yourself. Taking sweeties on a regular basis or otherwise is also a no big issue. Visit your dentist as if making a courtesy call to a friend or family. Good luck.
Reply:Don't worry about it - they have drugs. You'll feel nothing.





Get tucked into those chocky bars - go for it.



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