I feel like my teeth are about to fall out, what do I do? (Photo)

It is VERY IMPORTANT that you find a very experienced dentist for your particular situation.You may get many different opinions about what path you should follow.  Ask your friends and family which dentist they trust enough to go to.  First and foremost, you must have x-rays taken to check the extent of your cavities AND the health of your gums and the underlying bone.Extensive cavities completely around the gumline of your teeth could be A LOT more work than just fillings.  Also if you have lost bone support and your teeth truly are getting loose, you would need to visit a periodontist for a complete work-up.Without actually seeing you chairside it would not be fair to offer an opinion on which treatment path you should follow, but i will OFFER THE FOLLOWING ADVICE:     Think of the long-term outcome of what you want to be able to do with your mouth.  Quick-fix "patchwork" dentistry is quicker and less expensive BUT is not a LONG-TERM solution.  Discuss with your dentist where you want to be 5, 10, 20 or more years down the road in terms of your dental health and condition of your teeth.  Best wishes in finding a dentist that you feel comfortable with and trust! 

Hellothe best option is to have a comprehensive exam by a dentist. We can recommend you one in Virginia. If any extractions or implant needs, then we can assist you. A team approach, comprehensive evaluation, and design of an appropriate treatment plan is a good place to start.dr. Kazemi