is there a grant availble for getting my teeth capped

Q. about two years ago went to a local dentist and i let my teeth get in a bit of a state he said bottom ones are neare enough perfect but the especial the front as two main front ones have bad stains plus chipped now shrinking into gums plus will need to get capped but i was not working could not afford private,but still colud do it but has too apply for some sort of grant due to the cost but unfortunately never got it done then as imoved and now when iwent to anew dentist they dont know exactly what am on abt as am not working and cant afford to get this done and they are pretty bad can you enliteing me is the a grant which can help me or the dentist so i can get them capped as it is ruining my life the front teeth please help me!!!

A.  Thank you for your question. If you have moved the best thing to do is to call NHS direct on 08454647. They will inform you of the NHS dentists in your area. There aren’t any grants as far as I know but an NHS dentist should be able to carry out the work that you need. Failing this you could find a private dentist and there are loans available that could help fund your treatment.
I hope this helps

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

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