I have missing teeth and wanted to get cosmetic treatments, but I can’t afford it. Can the NHS help?

Q. I am a teacher and have missing tooth on both side of my jaws and its making life extremely difficult as I always tried to hide the gaps by not opening my mouth too wide when I talk. My intention is to have a replacement via cosmetic treatment, however, I cant afford the cost. How can I have NHS assistance to help me in this situation?,
A. You might be able to have a bridge or denture on the NHS, ask your dentist
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September 6th, 2010 at 08:47 PM
clive heath Says :

I am on disabled benefit, I wnt my only 3 teeth out and denturs, but how can I pay.

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