i dont have medical either, i think im goin to have to go to tijanna
Go to a dental school and spend like $60-70 to get that done
wisdom teeth question
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Go to a dental school and spend like $60-70 to get that done
Real
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So UnThotful
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Did you read what I posted fool
yeah i did, but if its indeed my wisdom teeth gotta be out, im goin to TJ
That was for wisdom teeth though, right?
I'm just trying to get some cavities taken care of.
...and some waffle fries
Superstar
the "hood" Walmart.
for wisdom teeth? impacted?
thats nuts if so, I might have to hit up these college folks
Idon'tWannaillIjustchill
Reppin' Beautiful Buds
God damn brehs, yall got me shook, I aint got dental insurance either *goes to brush teef*
nothing worse than when something is wrong with your teeth... worst pain I ever felt as a youngin' was when I grinded some of my baby teeth down to the root
That definitely aint counting Anesthesia if you wanted that shyt... fukk just getting my shyt numb
nothing worse than when something is wrong with your teeth... worst pain I ever felt as a youngin' was when I grinded some of my baby teeth down to the root
That definitely aint counting Anesthesia if you wanted that shyt... fukk just getting my shyt numb
Real
Location: Under Your Skin
Yup, Them dental schools were life savers for me, just call around to dental schools in your area and tell them you have a dental emergency, and inquire about the prices, and see which school is cheapest, hopefully you have a dental school in your area
...and some waffle fries
Superstar
Brooklyn Pizza:mynikka:
U frm Goldsboro?
Yeah that's the name. 3 big ass slices for like 6 dollas. Used to be stationed there.
my ear has been throbbing for a week now and sometimes my jaw gets sore from drinking water, does this mean my wisdom teeth need to be taken out?
I can tell you this it just depends on what your x-rays says bout your wisdom teeth on how they are coming in or if they are already out how they are aligned because it can effect your other teeth in the process.
Is the jaw pain all over or just in the back though
i have 8 yrs of experience in the dental field
Real
Location: Under Your Skin
sorry dude.Ya u could do that but i don't know the civilan side i know military side we would work on the retirees or dependents to train on doing any dental work but if they got those u could go there so it wont be expensive.
But my thing is if its impacted u better be careful because when it is it can be very difficult to get out to where at times they drill the bone where your teeth or in.
Piff Perkins
Veteran
It could be your wisdom teeth but more likely it's a cavity or infection. Trust me, you'll know exactly when your wisdom teeth start erupting.
Some options for my brothers and sisters
1. First if you can get on your parents, do that. Obamacare doesn't cover dental insurance but I've noticed multiple providers have started allowing kids to stay on their parents plans until they turn 25. You'll want to look and see if you're on your parents plan. If you are, GO. No excuse not to take advantage of your benefits.
2. If you live in or near a city with a university, you should look and see if their dental school is accepting patients. The treatment you'll receive won't be the best, and you'll have to deal with long waiting periods as the students get their shyt together, but everything is supervised by actual dentists. They won't fukk you up.
3. Care Credit
CareCredit® Healthcare Finance - Payment Plans and Financing for Cosmetic Surgery, Dental, Vision, Hearing, Veterinary & Other Medical Procedures
It's basically a credit card you can use only for health services (and for veterinarians). It's based on your credit score/income, and if you qualify you'll be able to get a payment plan to help you pay for dental care. Most dentist offices accept Care Credit but you'll want to call and make sure first.
4. Brush and floss twice a day brehs. Not only will your breath smell better, you'll be able to avoid decay assuming you aren't drinking a bunch of pop/soda and eating candy.
Some options for my brothers and sisters
1. First if you can get on your parents, do that. Obamacare doesn't cover dental insurance but I've noticed multiple providers have started allowing kids to stay on their parents plans until they turn 25. You'll want to look and see if you're on your parents plan. If you are, GO. No excuse not to take advantage of your benefits.
2. If you live in or near a city with a university, you should look and see if their dental school is accepting patients. The treatment you'll receive won't be the best, and you'll have to deal with long waiting periods as the students get their shyt together, but everything is supervised by actual dentists. They won't fukk you up.
3. Care Credit
CareCredit® Healthcare Finance - Payment Plans and Financing for Cosmetic Surgery, Dental, Vision, Hearing, Veterinary & Other Medical Procedures
It's basically a credit card you can use only for health services (and for veterinarians). It's based on your credit score/income, and if you qualify you'll be able to get a payment plan to help you pay for dental care. Most dentist offices accept Care Credit but you'll want to call and make sure first.
4. Brush and floss twice a day brehs. Not only will your breath smell better, you'll be able to avoid decay assuming you aren't drinking a bunch of pop/soda and eating candy.
Ya thats y i asked where was the pain at so i know to have a better idea cuz it could not be wisdom teeth it could be a cavity or something worse to where u could need a root canal or a possible abscess too.
The flossing and brushing thing u brought up is good but only helpful if you know how to properly brush and floss.
I always recommend to floss before you brush because it will open your contacts in between your teeth so the toothpaste and absorb in between your teeth and protect them better.