najacaWell, I'm not getting veneers, but I am getting braces tomorrow!
I just wanted to add this, because this is good news! 2 years ago
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najaca
It made me
Smile more often 
How I did it: Well, the goal was to have straighter teeth, but cosmetic dentistry turned out to cost too much, eighteen thousand was the estimate. So I got the braces instead for four thousand. I got braces, instead of cosmetic dentistry. They are straight! But I have to keep the braces on for another year. Read how I did it… 2 years ago
PowerballJamie
It made me
Smile
How I did it: I spent a week in Budapest having cosmetic dentistry. I had 10 crowns to give me a nice new smile.
The procedure was not too painful just uncomfortable at times. Most of the work (preparation) was done on the Monday, about 4 hours. Wednesday was whitening, about 90 mins and Friday was the fixing of the permanent crowns, about an hour. Temporary crowns were in place in between.
It was a long week but it was well worth it. The city is nice and the dentists very professional and clean. I would recommend to anyone who wants to save money getting cosmetic dentistry. It cost me around £4100 GBP and would have cost roughly 3 times this in the UK. Read how I did it… 3 years ago
najacaWell, this may be happening very soon...
I’m definitely going to get my teeth worked on soon. I hate when other people depend on tax refunds to do the things that they should have been saving for, but guess what, I’m going to use mine. In my opinion, if I get my teeth worked on, it’s an investment. It means better pay, looking more attractive, and looking wealthier. Let’s face it, crooked teeth are a sign of poverty. So, I’m definitely going to do this. I will have about $3500 to work with, so that should be enough to get the gaps closed. Of course, I won’t tell the dentist that’s how much I have-just going to let him know I have limited income—which is sooo true. 6 years ago
mikka17A question
I'm 20 years old. No credit. No high paying job. How do I finance the cosmetic dentistry that I want? 6 years ago
