Toot extraction
Added: September 24, 2007 - 12:18 PM
By: Patient Email Withheld, Tulsa, OK
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Case Summary
Extractions / Oral Surgery
Teeth: 17,18
Last Full Mouth X-Ray: don't remember
Last Cleaning: 4 years
Case Description
I have two very bad broken and rotted teeth that need removed (only option at this point). The left bottom wisdom tooth and the one in front of it. The tooth in fromt of these two has already been removed. I am a 45 year old female. The last dentist I went to a few years ago said I would have to have oral surgery ( about 4000.00). There is no way I could or still can afford that. The insurance I have will only cover 1000.00 a year and that will not do anything toward the work I need done. I do have other issues that I can't even consider taking care of. I have had to live with the pain, bad breath and imbarasment. Is there any way they could possible just be pulled and spare me the pain of not being able to get anything done. The oral surgery is just not an option with my income. I make a little to much to be able to qualify for any assistance. I am desperate to get these teeth out and would very much like to have all my teeth pulled someday and just get dentures but that will also have to wait. I appreciate any suggestions on this matter.
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