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Question:
I am only 22 years old and several of my jaw teeth are broken and some of my front teeth are broken and starting to decay and break. It's very painful.

Can my teeth be fixed or is there a way to have my teeth replaced without getting dentures? ...Visitor from OK

Answer:
Yes there are a number of options for you to have your teeth fixed. It will take some time and money but it is something that I would think you would want to do. You can have fillings done to remove all the decay if there is enough tooth left that is a great option. If not then you can have a crown done to restore the function of the tooth as well.

One thing that you may also want to look into is the possible use of implants to support the teeth that will be put in for you.

The best option for you to do is to get with your local dentist and see what they offer you. I would want to start out by teaching you how to take care of your mouth. You must stop doing what has caused you to destroy your teeth and it may take some time to figure that out. Then you have to be able to take care of it once what ever treatment has been completed.

The best options involve restoring your mouth with something that will stay in your mouth that is tied to your existing teeth in some fashion.

James Sanderson, DMD
Alabama Teeth In An Hour
Alabama Sedation Dentist
1633 Montgomery Highway
Birmingham, AL 35216
(205) 979-6005

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