Are they too far gone?

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I'll be honest, I've never taken care of my teeth, and now it looks like I'm paying for it. Is it too late to care now? Is there anything I can do myself or is this something only a dentist can fix? Can a dentist even fix it? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
 

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I'll be honest, I've never taken care of my teeth, and now it looks like I'm paying for it. Is it too late to care now? Is there anything I can do myself or is this something only a dentist can fix? Can a dentist even fix it? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Go get your teeth cleaned, first- to have a better view of the oral cavity. Have an assessment of the condition of your teeth. Don’t be scared to ask questions. You need help from a dental professional, as soon as possible. I hope you don’t delay because delays could make the treatment more complicated.
 
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It is never too late. I was in a worse position than you and I am so glad I made the decision to sort my teeth out. Like most people I dreaded going to the dentist, but the modern practices are so more cheerful and friendly now.
 

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