That's a good one and oh so true.
Be True To Your Teeth %26amp; They Wont Be False??????????
wow thats amazing
Reply:HE's so cool
He's nobody's fool
He knows just how things should be
And Oh my when he's squeezing me
I go ooh bop a doh bop my boy
Reply:yep....also if you ignore your teeth, they will go away
Reply:Truly Inspirational
Reply:That way you won't have to wear falsies!
Reply:to you
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Reply:That's correct!
family nanny
Saturday, July 25, 2009
How much would it cost to take all my teeth out and replace with false?
My teeth are an absolute disgrace, and im always in pain with them, i cant eat or anything. i need the all out im sure, im only 25 and cant afford anything fancy like porceline teeth, any clues?
How much would it cost to take all my teeth out and replace with false?
nothing is better than your own teeth its best to keep them mate the amount of patients i work with that want all their teeth taken out is unbelievable! NHS isnt that expensive any more they are all in band prices and so its cheaper for the public ie exam clean and xrays are £15.50 in stead of £25! and if you need that many crowns or root treatments to have them all done and fixed back together with no pain the grand cost would be £180 or less i work in the private sector and cant remember the exact price im only with the NHS 2hrs a week so its definatley under £200 but mk sure they dont charge you anymore because i know there are some dodgy ones out there but trust me that is the prices, Good Luck
Reply:You'd have to ask surgeons that one.
Reply:It may cost grands but you can probably get it done on the NHS. Try : http://www.dentist.org
Good luck!!!
Reply:IT IS QUITE EXPENSIVE SO THINK AGAIN
Reply:If you plan on going to an oral surgeon, figure on paying around $400- $800.00 for the extractions. Dentures run anywhere from $300- $1000.00.
Most will work with you on a payment plan. Call and check around in your area.
Reply:consult a doctor, all the best
Reply:Please DO NOT do that, are you crazy? you only have one set of teeth, you can let your hair go for years and then cut away the bad ends but you get rid of your teeth and you dont get a second chance.
Do what you have to, get any job, and a loan to fix up your teeth.
What would I do in your position............Id visit a few dentists if I did not get the answer I wanted, go on the web, use email, dont give up, you are really too young to have false teeth.
CORDOSYL is a great product for killing germs, its a mouth wash you get in a pharmacy.....your first call the dentist......don't rush into anything stupid.
Reply:Ask your dentist!
Reply:why would you want to do such a thing
Reply:You need to go to your dentist and find out what the best course of treatment is for curing your problems. Most dentists are very reluctant to extract teeth unless it is absolutely necessary.
Reply:My husbands dentures cost about $2000. With our insurence. You have to keep going back and getting more done. as the gums shrink the denture needs to be re-fitted. It's a pain in the as*. However, He can eat and smile. Think this over well. There's no going back.
Good luck.
Reply:very expensive unless you get some one to smash u soo hard in the face they knock all yr teeth out then claim the price of falsies off them!!
Reply:Most dentists and oral surgeons do not like to remove all your teeth unless there is absolutely no way to fix them. But I will tell you that my fiance just had 12 teeth removed by the surgeon and it cost us over 2 grand. And that's just 12 teeth. GOOD LUCK!!!
Reply:speak with your dentist, probably best to get veneers put on them once they have been sorted. I'd definately see why you are in pain with them. Unfortunately it's a costly process regardless what you do. You may possibly get some of the work done on the NHS. Good luck
Reply:pay the money to get your own fixed, you can get caps and get them whitened and have cosmetic fillings. 20 thousand or there abouts for the replacements and it takes months of work.
Reply:Your very young to be thinking about having all your teeth out. You need to find yourself an NHS dentist, if your teeth can be saved and its possable for you to have crowns it won't cost you any more than £189.00 on the NHS. But you need to find a dentist that's prepared to do it. If you receive income support or job seekers allowance, you get it done for free. Please don't have them all taken out you would regret it, honestly!!!
Reply:Hi,if your in the UK %26amp; not working go see a dentist,If your working there is set charges.The maximum charge is £189.Hopes this helps.Good luck
Reply:u can get free dentures fixed on N.H.S if u claim any benefit , i think its the best decision to take them out cause even if you do root canal and stuff it will start paining in the future and the caps come out, so best is get rid of them, but make sure u get dentures fixed after that.
Reply:$100 a tooth for the extractions if they're easy ones. then $1000 an arch for the dentures.
Reply:Well in total it cost me about $7,000 for everything. $5500 for the oral surgeon (32 extractions, IV sedation, aveoplasty on all 4 quadrants of the mouth, and 2 bone graft for future implants on the bottom) and $1500 for the dentures.
Reply:£189.00 in total under the new contracts!!
my dog
How much would it cost to take all my teeth out and replace with false?
nothing is better than your own teeth its best to keep them mate the amount of patients i work with that want all their teeth taken out is unbelievable! NHS isnt that expensive any more they are all in band prices and so its cheaper for the public ie exam clean and xrays are £15.50 in stead of £25! and if you need that many crowns or root treatments to have them all done and fixed back together with no pain the grand cost would be £180 or less i work in the private sector and cant remember the exact price im only with the NHS 2hrs a week so its definatley under £200 but mk sure they dont charge you anymore because i know there are some dodgy ones out there but trust me that is the prices, Good Luck
Reply:You'd have to ask surgeons that one.
Reply:It may cost grands but you can probably get it done on the NHS. Try : http://www.dentist.org
Good luck!!!
Reply:IT IS QUITE EXPENSIVE SO THINK AGAIN
Reply:If you plan on going to an oral surgeon, figure on paying around $400- $800.00 for the extractions. Dentures run anywhere from $300- $1000.00.
Most will work with you on a payment plan. Call and check around in your area.
Reply:consult a doctor, all the best
Reply:Please DO NOT do that, are you crazy? you only have one set of teeth, you can let your hair go for years and then cut away the bad ends but you get rid of your teeth and you dont get a second chance.
Do what you have to, get any job, and a loan to fix up your teeth.
What would I do in your position............Id visit a few dentists if I did not get the answer I wanted, go on the web, use email, dont give up, you are really too young to have false teeth.
CORDOSYL is a great product for killing germs, its a mouth wash you get in a pharmacy.....your first call the dentist......don't rush into anything stupid.
Reply:Ask your dentist!
Reply:why would you want to do such a thing
Reply:You need to go to your dentist and find out what the best course of treatment is for curing your problems. Most dentists are very reluctant to extract teeth unless it is absolutely necessary.
Reply:My husbands dentures cost about $2000. With our insurence. You have to keep going back and getting more done. as the gums shrink the denture needs to be re-fitted. It's a pain in the as*. However, He can eat and smile. Think this over well. There's no going back.
Good luck.
Reply:very expensive unless you get some one to smash u soo hard in the face they knock all yr teeth out then claim the price of falsies off them!!
Reply:Most dentists and oral surgeons do not like to remove all your teeth unless there is absolutely no way to fix them. But I will tell you that my fiance just had 12 teeth removed by the surgeon and it cost us over 2 grand. And that's just 12 teeth. GOOD LUCK!!!
Reply:speak with your dentist, probably best to get veneers put on them once they have been sorted. I'd definately see why you are in pain with them. Unfortunately it's a costly process regardless what you do. You may possibly get some of the work done on the NHS. Good luck
Reply:pay the money to get your own fixed, you can get caps and get them whitened and have cosmetic fillings. 20 thousand or there abouts for the replacements and it takes months of work.
Reply:Your very young to be thinking about having all your teeth out. You need to find yourself an NHS dentist, if your teeth can be saved and its possable for you to have crowns it won't cost you any more than £189.00 on the NHS. But you need to find a dentist that's prepared to do it. If you receive income support or job seekers allowance, you get it done for free. Please don't have them all taken out you would regret it, honestly!!!
Reply:Hi,if your in the UK %26amp; not working go see a dentist,If your working there is set charges.The maximum charge is £189.Hopes this helps.Good luck
Reply:u can get free dentures fixed on N.H.S if u claim any benefit , i think its the best decision to take them out cause even if you do root canal and stuff it will start paining in the future and the caps come out, so best is get rid of them, but make sure u get dentures fixed after that.
Reply:$100 a tooth for the extractions if they're easy ones. then $1000 an arch for the dentures.
Reply:Well in total it cost me about $7,000 for everything. $5500 for the oral surgeon (32 extractions, IV sedation, aveoplasty on all 4 quadrants of the mouth, and 2 bone graft for future implants on the bottom) and $1500 for the dentures.
Reply:£189.00 in total under the new contracts!!
my dog
What can i do to make my false tooth blend in?
i just got my braces off and i have a false tooth in the front. it looks very much darker than my natural teeth, if i whitened my teeth would it help? what can i do to make it blend in?
What can i do to make my false tooth blend in?
If you whiten your teeth it will make it look worse, You cannot change the color of a faulse tooth without getting it replaced.
If it bothers you alot, the best thing to do is get your teeth whittend before replacing the faulse tooth, your dentist will match the tooth color to your exhisting teeth, the whiter they are the whiter your faulse tooth will be.
Good luck!
Reply:yes. whitening your teeth would completely conceal it. I've heard of many people doing that.
That's the smart thing to do, if you can afford it. Talk to your dentist.
Reply:unfortunately, there is really nothing to be done for a false tooth that is darker, short of getting a new one. If you whiten your teeth, they will be even more different looking.
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What can i do to make my false tooth blend in?
If you whiten your teeth it will make it look worse, You cannot change the color of a faulse tooth without getting it replaced.
If it bothers you alot, the best thing to do is get your teeth whittend before replacing the faulse tooth, your dentist will match the tooth color to your exhisting teeth, the whiter they are the whiter your faulse tooth will be.
Good luck!
Reply:yes. whitening your teeth would completely conceal it. I've heard of many people doing that.
That's the smart thing to do, if you can afford it. Talk to your dentist.
Reply:unfortunately, there is really nothing to be done for a false tooth that is darker, short of getting a new one. If you whiten your teeth, they will be even more different looking.
Paper
Poll:- True or False- You brush your Teeth ?
Jo
Poll:- True or False- You brush your Teeth ?
false,
they call it brushing your teeth, but its like cleaning your teeth.
the only thing i brush is my hair!!
Reply:True.
Reply:lol ;) True ...
Reply:true - daily
Reply:3 times a day
♪♥♫Mischa♪♥♫
Reply:Only the ones that I want to keep! lol
Reply:True...god i hope you dont get a false here with this question Jo...*LOL*
:)
Reply:True
Reply:True :)
Reply:true
Reply:True -- 3 times a day
Reply:true
Reply:true
Reply:True. :D
Reply:True!
Reply:True
I hope you do too Jo!
xx
Reply:true , DUH!!!
Reply:true
Reply:Very true
Reply:true 2 times a day
Reply:True...twice a day jo
Reply:like to see if anyone says false: but the drewman says true or drew (lol)
-drew
Reply:False- I soak them
Reply:Hi true every day Hugs
Reply:True for me . ( I was a dental asst for 18 years) LOL.
Reply:Well--imagine that--I do brush my teeth!
Hahaha
Reply:you ask the most interesting stuff
no i have false ones so dont have to so i dont this time not for 30 years
Reply:True
Reply:true and it is hygenically sound to do so
Reply:no, my teeth are missing..
Reply:true
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Poll:- True or False- You brush your Teeth ?
false,
they call it brushing your teeth, but its like cleaning your teeth.
the only thing i brush is my hair!!
Reply:True.
Reply:lol ;) True ...
Reply:true - daily
Reply:3 times a day
♪♥♫Mischa♪♥♫
Reply:Only the ones that I want to keep! lol
Reply:True...god i hope you dont get a false here with this question Jo...*LOL*
:)
Reply:True
Reply:True :)
Reply:true
Reply:True -- 3 times a day
Reply:true
Reply:true
Reply:True. :D
Reply:True!
Reply:True
I hope you do too Jo!
xx
Reply:true , DUH!!!
Reply:true
Reply:Very true
Reply:true 2 times a day
Reply:True...twice a day jo
Reply:like to see if anyone says false: but the drewman says true or drew (lol)
-drew
Reply:False- I soak them
Reply:Hi true every day Hugs
Reply:True for me . ( I was a dental asst for 18 years) LOL.
Reply:Well--imagine that--I do brush my teeth!
Hahaha
Reply:you ask the most interesting stuff
no i have false ones so dont have to so i dont this time not for 30 years
Reply:True
Reply:true and it is hygenically sound to do so
Reply:no, my teeth are missing..
Reply:true
loan forum
Root canal or removal, then false tooth?
Please help
Just been to the dentist on an emergency appointment cos i've got a hole in one of my teeth. The dentist took an xray then told me I had 2 options, Root canal or to have it removed and as it is the only molar on my lower jaw on that side he suggested replacing it with a false one. Which will cost £1800. Which seems very expensive to me or is this the price for 1 False tooth?
He also said that if I had the root canal it would probably need to be removed in a few years time anyway, Is this true?
Root canal or removal, then false tooth?
It sounds like you misunderstood the dentist..
A root canal proceedure removes most of the tooth. They drill-out the roots, effectively removing the cavity which is an infection. Then they leave a small nub of the tooth behind, or cement-in anchor poles to attach a crown to it, which is like a replacement tooth.
I don't know the "going rate" for crowns in England, so I don't know if the quoted price is fair or not, but it probably covers the entire proceedure, including the crown.
I suspect he told you to either get a root canal plus crown, or a filling. A filling is a non-permanent way to "cap" a hole into the tooth. A metal filling can last for like 10 years.
I suspect that if he thinks you need a root canal, he's unsure if a filling will be enough for you. They may be offering it as a way to save money, as it's the second cheapest method. If the cavity isn't entirely cleaned out, it'll start up again, and could become an abcess that causes you further problems.
He could also just yank the tooth and leave the void, which is cheapest but yeah, if it's the only molar you've got left, you'd probably better replace it so you can still chew.
Good luck, and I suggest you follow his advice. If you can afford it, the root canal / crown is the way to go.
Reply:My root filling has lasted 10 years to date so it is probably worth saving. depends again on the cost. It is not a pleasant experience. i always said i would not have it done again but i am sure dentistry has improved over the years. all the best whatever you decide.
Reply:I can't answer u'r question, but I am interested as I had root canal work of a back tooth maybe 10/15 years ago. The guy, who I felt was ever so good, put a nickel cover over it all. However I had to have it removed this Christmas, so it obviously isn't permanent.
Mmmmm
I HATE going to dentists and they are ever so good these days. Silly, init?
Reply:Ask him WHY the tooth would have to be removed even if it is treated with a root canal!!! A tooth successfully treated can last a lifetime!
If you opt for root canal have a porcelain crown put on it to keep it from fracturing afterwards.
If he tells you that removal is required because there is a lot of bone loss around the tooth, then he should not be doing a root canal in the first place.
Implants ARE expensive, but don't let him touch you until he explains WHY a tooth that has just had a root canal would have to be removed in a few years. Sounds very suspicious to me!
I hope you write back. I am very curious to know what his answer is!!!
Reply:If you mean by "false" tooth....a dental implant, then I would say go for it. He is most likely right about the root canal. Please make sure he is qualified to do whatever work is done on you. I worked in a dental lab for many years,I've seen alot...be careful.
Reply:Root canal treatment is where the nerves of the tooth are removed because of excessive decay. It is done because the decay has already entered the nerve canals and is or will cause you pain and problems if left. By having root canal done it will save the tooth but you may opt to have the tooth crowned after 6 months or so as once a root canal treatment is done the tooth can become slightly weaker (BUT not in all cases.) Root canals can be very successful and I know of soe that have lasted 20+ years!
If you have the tooth removed you will obviously left with a gap which will be need to be left to heal in most cases of future treatment. In MOST cases there are several option then available to fill the gap. By the sound of the quote you have been given, you have been offered an implant which is when an artifiial tooth is placed in the mouth by securing it to the bone- this can only be done of you have good oral hygiene and bone levels and it is done by specialists - Hence the price. Another option would be a bridge but as this is the only remaining molar this will probably not be viable. a Denture is another option which should be much cheaper than the implant and is removable - this can replace the other molars in most cases although lower dentures can be very difficult to get used to and alot of people dont want them.
Reply:I had root canal treatment twice and after both times had to have the tooth removed as they had a little tail on the end of them that the dentist said he could not remove
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Just been to the dentist on an emergency appointment cos i've got a hole in one of my teeth. The dentist took an xray then told me I had 2 options, Root canal or to have it removed and as it is the only molar on my lower jaw on that side he suggested replacing it with a false one. Which will cost £1800. Which seems very expensive to me or is this the price for 1 False tooth?
He also said that if I had the root canal it would probably need to be removed in a few years time anyway, Is this true?
Root canal or removal, then false tooth?
It sounds like you misunderstood the dentist..
A root canal proceedure removes most of the tooth. They drill-out the roots, effectively removing the cavity which is an infection. Then they leave a small nub of the tooth behind, or cement-in anchor poles to attach a crown to it, which is like a replacement tooth.
I don't know the "going rate" for crowns in England, so I don't know if the quoted price is fair or not, but it probably covers the entire proceedure, including the crown.
I suspect he told you to either get a root canal plus crown, or a filling. A filling is a non-permanent way to "cap" a hole into the tooth. A metal filling can last for like 10 years.
I suspect that if he thinks you need a root canal, he's unsure if a filling will be enough for you. They may be offering it as a way to save money, as it's the second cheapest method. If the cavity isn't entirely cleaned out, it'll start up again, and could become an abcess that causes you further problems.
He could also just yank the tooth and leave the void, which is cheapest but yeah, if it's the only molar you've got left, you'd probably better replace it so you can still chew.
Good luck, and I suggest you follow his advice. If you can afford it, the root canal / crown is the way to go.
Reply:My root filling has lasted 10 years to date so it is probably worth saving. depends again on the cost. It is not a pleasant experience. i always said i would not have it done again but i am sure dentistry has improved over the years. all the best whatever you decide.
Reply:I can't answer u'r question, but I am interested as I had root canal work of a back tooth maybe 10/15 years ago. The guy, who I felt was ever so good, put a nickel cover over it all. However I had to have it removed this Christmas, so it obviously isn't permanent.
Mmmmm
I HATE going to dentists and they are ever so good these days. Silly, init?
Reply:Ask him WHY the tooth would have to be removed even if it is treated with a root canal!!! A tooth successfully treated can last a lifetime!
If you opt for root canal have a porcelain crown put on it to keep it from fracturing afterwards.
If he tells you that removal is required because there is a lot of bone loss around the tooth, then he should not be doing a root canal in the first place.
Implants ARE expensive, but don't let him touch you until he explains WHY a tooth that has just had a root canal would have to be removed in a few years. Sounds very suspicious to me!
I hope you write back. I am very curious to know what his answer is!!!
Reply:If you mean by "false" tooth....a dental implant, then I would say go for it. He is most likely right about the root canal. Please make sure he is qualified to do whatever work is done on you. I worked in a dental lab for many years,I've seen alot...be careful.
Reply:Root canal treatment is where the nerves of the tooth are removed because of excessive decay. It is done because the decay has already entered the nerve canals and is or will cause you pain and problems if left. By having root canal done it will save the tooth but you may opt to have the tooth crowned after 6 months or so as once a root canal treatment is done the tooth can become slightly weaker (BUT not in all cases.) Root canals can be very successful and I know of soe that have lasted 20+ years!
If you have the tooth removed you will obviously left with a gap which will be need to be left to heal in most cases of future treatment. In MOST cases there are several option then available to fill the gap. By the sound of the quote you have been given, you have been offered an implant which is when an artifiial tooth is placed in the mouth by securing it to the bone- this can only be done of you have good oral hygiene and bone levels and it is done by specialists - Hence the price. Another option would be a bridge but as this is the only remaining molar this will probably not be viable. a Denture is another option which should be much cheaper than the implant and is removable - this can replace the other molars in most cases although lower dentures can be very difficult to get used to and alot of people dont want them.
Reply:I had root canal treatment twice and after both times had to have the tooth removed as they had a little tail on the end of them that the dentist said he could not remove
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False Tooth?
I need a pricing variation on false teeth. I need a molar. Either a bridge or a tooth I don’t have dental insurance. I have some cash in stash, though.
False Tooth?
i went to the local dental college, and i found that to be much much much cheaper. you might want to check to see if there is such a critter where you live. the dental college cost me less than half of what a regular dentist wanted even using the dental insurance i had.
Reply:Well spend that cash and get that tooth.
Reply:I'd say around 5oo to 7oo bucks
That's without insurance
Reply:the end justifies the means
Reply:you swallow.. ya retard
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False Tooth?
i went to the local dental college, and i found that to be much much much cheaper. you might want to check to see if there is such a critter where you live. the dental college cost me less than half of what a regular dentist wanted even using the dental insurance i had.
Reply:Well spend that cash and get that tooth.
Reply:I'd say around 5oo to 7oo bucks
That's without insurance
Reply:the end justifies the means
Reply:you swallow.. ya retard
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