Is There an Affordable Way to Replace Ill-Fitting Dentures?
Q.
I am on income support and the family I brought up, who I put first, and are now grown up. I feel it’s my time to take care of myself, however I have neglected myself. My teeth have worn me down with supporting my children and have taken a knock.
I so want my confidence back but I earn very little as the grandchildren take up most of my earnings.
Can you please recommend a way I can afford treatment without going into debt please? I have some false teeth and they are ill-fitting, although I have had them fitted through the national health service.
My dream is to feel free from taking my dentures out each night as it’s not a nice feeling. I would appreciate any information you can give me to make me smile with confidence. Kind regards.
I am on income support and the family I brought up, who I put first, and are now grown up. I feel it’s my time to take care of myself, however I have neglected myself. My teeth have worn me down with supporting my children and have taken a knock.
I so want my confidence back but I earn very little as the grandchildren take up most of my earnings.
Can you please recommend a way I can afford treatment without going into debt please? I have some false teeth and they are ill-fitting, although I have had them fitted through the national health service.
My dream is to feel free from taking my dentures out each night as it’s not a nice feeling. I would appreciate any information you can give me to make me smile with confidence. Kind regards.
A.
Hello. It sounds like dental implants would a be a good solution to hold the dentures in place or ideally to create fixed teeth. Unfortunately this treatment is always quite expensive and not available on the NHS. The first step would be to find a local implant dentist and get a quote for treatment as you might find it would be worth paying for in terms of the improvement in the quality of life they may bring. Kind regards, Andrew.
Hello. It sounds like dental implants would a be a good solution to hold the dentures in place or ideally to create fixed teeth. Unfortunately this treatment is always quite expensive and not available on the NHS. The first step would be to find a local implant dentist and get a quote for treatment as you might find it would be worth paying for in terms of the improvement in the quality of life they may bring. Kind regards, Andrew.
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