I've lost some of my front teeth at a car collision, instead of using denture,what should I do for replacemen
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How many teeth did you lose?  That makes a difference in deciding whether you should go with a partial, or a full denture.  Implants are an option, but as someone already mentioned, they are expensive-- about a grand per tooth.  A partial is not a bad thing.  A denture is not a bad thing.  You would be amazed at how many hollywood smiles you see that are really nothing but gums behind it all.  You should considr this a blessing rather than a curse, as you are now "forced" to get the perfect smile.  Don't fret. If the rest of your teeth that remain after the accident, are in need of dental assistance, keep them if you can afford to do so, but if not-- lose them and create your own smile and make the rest of the world envy it.  No one has to know, and it's nothing to be ashames of.  Getcha' grill done!  It's all about presentation.  I went down to Matamoros, Mexico to get my grill done.  I saved a ****load, and had a blast in the "mercado", drinkig Margaritas at the same time.  If you want my dentist's number, call me.  radio.djay@yahoo.com
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if you are talking about putting a little rubber band around your front 2 teeth to push them together...DO NOT DO THIS!!!!!!  you can seriously mess up the surrounding tissue.  go to the orthodontist.  amature dentistry works out about as good as amature surgery.
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they can use anesthetics : ) i think it hurts more to get dentures! Take care of your teeth! Really important!
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my 2 front teeth,\nreally my buddy popped me and i am missing one, other is cracked...\nlowers, 2 in front!
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Just go see your orthodontist.  They allow time in their schedules for "emergencies" like that.  They can take you asap.  It's free and takes them 2 seconds to fix.  I wouldnt suggest fixing to yourself b/c you may mess something up.  If you're due soon to see the orthodontist for your monthly visit anyway, then it would be ok to fix it yourself.
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That's a dead tooth, you need to see your dentist. The tooth will probably have to be removed and replaced.
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Use a reliable dentist!
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The above answers seem to have you on the right track.  Just one more tip...change your toothbrush or you may recontaminate yourself.
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Very likely the job will be botched unless you have the right tools and magnifier to do the repair...then it's buy a  new appliance time.  Also, it's only temporary because saliva dissolves super glue after a few weeks. (3 months maximum).\n\n\nMuch experience fixing other peoples fixes...would you believe I've even had people come in who'd repaired dentures with JB Weld and were wearing them!!!  (highly toxic!)
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Though rare, you may be allergic to your Partial denture material. Options are\n1. Use a different material, such as metal for making the denture\n2. Get a fixed partial Denture (bridge) instead of Removable one.\n3. Perhaps the best option is to get a Dental Implant prosthesis if your case is suitable and you can afford it!!!
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There is a number called 1-800-Dentist - it can help you find a good dentist in your area and tell you if a dentist has had problems in the past w/ patients, malpractice suits, etc.  Also, I would start calling different dentists in your town or surrounding towns and tell them some of your story...  ask them if they are willing to take on a charity case.  I was a dental asst. and we did this a few times a year to lend a helping hand in our community.  HTH & GL to you!
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Can you be a little more specific? Did you mean replacing a tooth without man made materials?
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I dont know if they will be able to fix it, depends exactly how bad it is. But dont leave it any longer.  Go and see a dentist straight away coz the time that you are putting it off, could be the time they can do something to salvage it.  They will definatly do something for you though, thats what they are there for!
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You can buy temporary cement at any store in the dental section or if you know someone who wears dentures..denture adhesive will work too. Good Luck!
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don't get dentures.....get veneers....they drill down your teeth and then replace them with new and straight white teeth
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In order of importance......\n\n#1 your gums (a healthy dentition will set the stage for your restorative work, your ortho, and options to replace missing teeth). Visit your dentist, if you haven't already for an exam, periodontal evaluation, and cleaning. Make sure you're gums are healthy. He/She will come up with a treatment plan for you, and let you know if braces are an option. \n#2 restorative work. Get your restorative work done, fillings, crowns, RCT, whatever it may be. This is the second most important procedure next to taking care of your gums.\n#3 braces if you're a good candidate. Be prepared to pay around 2400-4000, but they are worth it. You will see an orthodontist for this procedure. \n#4 bridges, implants, partials....for missing teeth. This will fall under the treatment your dentist prescribed for you.
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check your local childrens hospital, we use to have a pediatric dentist when I worked there.  He took cases like yours.  And the hospital had programs to help cover the part that insurance didnt.  We had to fit a 7 year old for dentures once after he had the last of his teeth pulled.