Emergency tooth extraction
Added: January 19, 2009 - 9:06 PM
By: adamussg, Berwyn, PA
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X-rays Available:
Yes
Case Summary
Extractions / Oral Surgery
Teeth: 31
Last Full Mouth X-Ray: last week
Last Cleaning: ages ago
Case Description
O k, I have already stated in a previous question. my situation. I have a molar that needs to be removed as soon as possible. It is driving me crazy. I have dental pliers and I'm very close to attempting it myself. I am currently unemployed. I have no income, and no money. I was figuring on this maybe costing 100 to 120 dollars considering i already have accurate and recent x-rays... according to my estimates and the information several of you have gotten back to me with... it will be closer to 200. I have someone willing to help me out and lend me 120... but there is no way I can get a hold of 200. I am desperately searching for employment. And I desperately need to get this thing removed asap. Does anyone know of an oral surgeon that does clinic work somewhere? Someone that may be willing to work a deal with me? Ill mop their floors, shovel snow, ill do anything to get rid of this constant pain. I have tried wiggling it myself with dental pliers several times in an attempt to gain the courage to yank but with nothing to kill the pain, I have not been able to bring myself to do it. Are there any clinics anywhere that actually remove molars? At reduced rates? The dental colleges even charge 100 to 120 just to be seen(exam) and that doesn't include surgery. My jaw hurts so bad... I'd rather die. Seriously.
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