My back teeth are falling apart I want porcelain teeth

Q. i really need to have my teeth done, i am only 28 and the back ones are falling apart, my dentist wont do anything. Its not my fault that they are like this, i had problems and was put on a high dose of clexaine which messed them up. i want to have the porcelain teeth, i am worried about the price, but can pay monthly, i really need some help with having this done, teeth are so important, its the first thing you look at on a person, i am getting depressed over this, please help!!

 

A. You are right, your teeth are extremely important and have a huge impact on your face. I think that if your dentist won’t help you then it is time to find yourself a new dentist. He/she may not know what to do and this could be the cause for the reluctance.

If you have porcelain fillings to restore your teeth you need to go to a private dentist.

It is really important in your case that you go to someone that has a knowledge on occlusion. This is a study of how people bite together and how breakdown of teeth affect the rest of the functioning system. They will also have a knowledge of how to restore your teeth so that they will last and not breakdown.
If you are in Buckinghamshire or willing to travel I would be happy to see you for a consultation
I hope this helps

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

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