my tooth are decaying one by one how much it would roughly cost to fix these problems
Q. Dear Mr Solanki, I would really appreciate it if you could awnser a couple of questions for me. When i was younger i had a very poor dentist who made poor work of my teeth. Since those days i haven’t revisited a dentist. Nowadays my teeth are terrible – i have a huge hole in my back tooth, another hole in a different back tooth which is revealing a filling out the side, and most of my teeth are very crooked. I have always brushed atleast once a day but it just seems like my teeth are decaying one by one. I’m 20 now and this is the only thing ruining my self confidence to talk to people. I am writing this to ask how much it would roughly cost to fix these problems – i think basically i need almost everything redone. I work full time in a small job, and as we know life in London isn’t cheap but i will save up for the next five years if you think my teeth are rescuable. Obviously you cannot see my teeth so you couldn’t say exactly how much but an estimate would be greatly appreciated. Thankyou very much for your time,
A. The very first thing that you need to understand- is that decay is caused by Sugar and bacteria on the teeth.
To prevent further decay happening, then you must restrict sugar to mealtimes and brush at least TWICE daily- with a fluoride toothpaste. Snacking on sugary food and drink between meals will cause decay.
If this issue is combatted- then your mouth can be restored. If you have a smile makeover whilst being a high risk decay patient, then the resoration work may fail, and the amount of money you have spent will have been wasted.
You’re quite right when you say I cannot give a full estimate as I would need to do a full oral health assessment, but if you are looking at a full mouth case, then expext to pay anything around £5,000 to£20,000.
Ideally, you need a personalised plan to suit your individual needs
To prevent further decay happening, then you must restrict sugar to mealtimes and brush at least TWICE daily- with a fluoride toothpaste. Snacking on sugary food and drink between meals will cause decay.
If this issue is combatted- then your mouth can be restored. If you have a smile makeover whilst being a high risk decay patient, then the resoration work may fail, and the amount of money you have spent will have been wasted.
You’re quite right when you say I cannot give a full estimate as I would need to do a full oral health assessment, but if you are looking at a full mouth case, then expext to pay anything around £5,000 to£20,000.
Ideally, you need a personalised plan to suit your individual needs
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