i have rhumatoid arthiritis and missing broken teeth

Q. hi im 47 and have rhumatoid arthiritis i have two missing top teeth and one that has slightly broken i am petrified of dentists and trying to talk myself into going which is the best dentist to visit and would i be able to have bridges done

A. Thank you for your question. The best dentist is someone that you feel comfortable with and someone that can give you a variety of treatment options. You have to be able to make an informed choice regarding treatment. The dentist that you choose should have a hygienist as part of the team so that your gums can be cared for as well as your teeth. Obviously any of the dentists on this site would be suitable for you to go to but if you don’t live near any of the dental practices on the site you should be able to google private dentists in your area that carry out restorative work. You may have to go to a few consultations before you find a dentist that you feel comfortable with. If you are nervous then you may be able to find a dentist that offers sedation so that you can have your treatment done and you won’t remeber anything about the appointment.
Kind Regards

Dr Komal Suri
Smile Design Dental
www.smiledesigndental.co.uk
Tel: 01296 624163
33 High Street
Wendover Buckinghamshire
HP22 6DU

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