My dentist says I need a full mouth reconstruction which I cannot afford

Q. I have 7 old crowns and all my teeth are filled. My dentist has said my back teeth are breaking away and my gums are in bad shape. I am currently going to have root cleaning treatment as well as regular visits in between to the hygienist. I desperately want my crowns replaced. Is there anything that will prevent me from having cerec, my other dentist told me I need a full month construction for 30k. Which I cant afford, but would like to replace my cronws. any suggestions.

 

A. sometimes one of your options is a full mouth reconstruction, however if this is not affordable then other options are available especially if your conscious of your smile. the best thing would be to seek out some other cosmetic dentists in your local area and have a few consultations to make a decision on what your best options are. hope this is helpful. many practices offer free consultations so this exercise would only cost you your time. if you let me know where in the uk you live i would be more than happy to recommend a cosmetic dentist in your area.

Dr Kailesh Solanki
Kissdental
157 Woodsend Road
Flixton Manchester M41 8GN
0161 748 5250
www.kissdental.co.uk
Winner of Best Private dental practice 2007

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