pulling teeth
Walter Bright
newshound1 at digitalmars.com
Sat May 22 19:49:05 PDT 2010
Nick Sabalausky wrote:
> The second one did say something like "It wouldn't be worth it to do a
> crown". Seemed to be implying that would be overkill. But I may check into
> that and the other stuff though. I checked into the dental surgeons he
> recommended (apparently, ordinary dentists don't do teeth pulling, or at
> least not wisdom teeth, or at least not busted up wisdom teeth...I dunno),
> and it was around $700 at either place. That's including being put under,
> but I'm an absolute baby about these sorts of things: if I'm going to have a
> tooth pulled, I'm sure as hell not gonna be awake for it ;)
Shopping around for a good price is a good idea, asking for a discount also can
give good results.
That said, the health of one's mouth is a canary for the rest of the body. Good
teeth also are a major quality of life issue. It's not a good place to cut corners.
I once knew a woman who came here from Russia. She had bad teeth, and a
cringe-worthy smile. She had no money, but saved every dime until she could
afford the dentist. The results were amazing. It completely transformed her face
in a good way, and I think it turned around her life for the better.
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