I Have Bad Yellow Teeth But No Registered Dentist. I Don’t Know Where To Start, Can You Help?
Q.
Hello Andrew. I have bad yellow teeth and I am worried as they are looking really bad, I don’t have a dentist and wanted to know what would be available?
I don’t know where to start now. I have been told they don’t take on anyone who isn’t registered? It’s also very embarrassing to walk into a dentist with teeth like mine. They look like they are about to fade away, which can’t be a good sign.
Hello Andrew. I have bad yellow teeth and I am worried as they are looking really bad, I don’t have a dentist and wanted to know what would be available?
I don’t know where to start now. I have been told they don’t take on anyone who isn’t registered? It’s also very embarrassing to walk into a dentist with teeth like mine. They look like they are about to fade away, which can’t be a good sign.
Please help me!
Thanks.
A.
Hello and thank you. You may need to find a private dentist if you can’t find an NHS one to take you on. Phone NHS direct first to see if they have one in your area. If you look around the internet for a practice which offers free consultations, and find out which type of treatment you need, you will then have some knowledge of where you stand and can begin to look forward. This website has a number of pages on various treatments that may be of interest to you. The NHS will not provide cosmetic-based treatment for free so you may want to consider both Private and NHS routes to see which suits you best. I hope this clarifies things for you. Dr Andrew Moore.
Hello and thank you. You may need to find a private dentist if you can’t find an NHS one to take you on. Phone NHS direct first to see if they have one in your area. If you look around the internet for a practice which offers free consultations, and find out which type of treatment you need, you will then have some knowledge of where you stand and can begin to look forward. This website has a number of pages on various treatments that may be of interest to you. The NHS will not provide cosmetic-based treatment for free so you may want to consider both Private and NHS routes to see which suits you best. I hope this clarifies things for you. Dr Andrew Moore.
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