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no way to advise you without a picture and an x-ray, but I would say this: if you broke a tooth and don't have insurance, then get to a dentist and just pay for it. I can promise you that if something is wrong it will only become more expensive and difficult to fix as time passes.
It's impossible to answer your question without a picture. I would say that if finances are an issue I would contact the University of Texas Dental School in Houston. They offer care at a reduced rate in return for allowing students to work on you as a patient. They may have an emergency clinic or be able to put you in touch with one.
It does appear that your tooth is dying and that you will need a root canal and crown to restore this situation.
Hi in Sacramento! Many people do not have dental insurance, but you happen to be in California and you probably could qualify for help if you call Medical. All adults that are unemployed or make a minimum wage can qualify for Dental Care. The # to call is 1 800 322-6384. ...
This is something that sometimes happens during root canal treatment. I think being evaluated by a root canal specialist (endodontist) would be a good idea - especially if you have symptoms. The file would be removed with an extraction, but often a separated instrument will cause no problems and...
How about going back to the dentist that repaired it and asking him what else can be done? It's not a difficult problem and I'm sure he can get the teeth to be symmetric and feeling right.
I would agree dental bonding is the way to go. It is a simple and quick procedure that can be done by almost any general dentist. It will look great and strengthen the tooth around the composite filling. It will most likely not last forever and may need to be replaced multiple times. Since you...
Hello there,It appears that you have a fractured premolar, not a fractured eye-tooth. Your dentist may be able to fill the root of the tooth, but should ultimately place a porcelain crown. I understand that cost may be a factor, but I would suggest financing or using your credit card...