Could I get NHS implant and orthodontic treatment for five deciduous teeth?

Q. Hi, Im 21 and I have 5 deciduous teeth, with no adult teeth there to erupt. I read in a BDJ article, that a 22 year old girl with a similar condition in kent who had 6 baby teeth. She was able to have orthodontic treatment and Implants done by the nhs. Would I also qualify for similar nhs treatment? or was this just in that particular pct?,
A. I would doubt you will get implants on the NHS but you may qualify for Orthodontics. They may ask why you didn’t have a brace when you where a child???
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July 23rd, 2013 at 08:47 PM
s hashimi Says :

dear sir/madam
i been attacked by same people in park i lost my two front teeth .
i complained to police, but not arrested. can i get help from NHS to
do my front two teeth implant ?thanks

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