Does anyone else have a chipped front tooth?
I’m still young, but one of my front teeth is chipped. (It’s a huge insecurity for me.)
I can’t afford to have it fixed privately. But I suppose it would still involve filing it down at my own expense...
The dentist says it’s caused by teeth grinding. My front teeth are gradually getting thinner, and it’s really distressing.
Is there anyone else in a similar situation? If so, please tell me how you dealt with it.
I’m Dai, a male member.
To be honest, I don’t think this is really something to ask here.
A reputable dentist wouldn’t choose to simply file your teeth down without careful consideration.
Since this is a rare case, you could visit a dental hospital affiliated with a national university and get it examined without spending too much.
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office here as well.
Hmm? Unlike in the past, aren’t front teeth covered by insurance now? And I believe you can even get white ones.
If you have them fixed through insurance, I don’t think it should cost that much. Why not visit a regular dentist and ask?
A cosmetic dentist would probably be expensive, but if it’s covered by insurance, I think the cost should be within a reasonable range.
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I’m Nana Ayase ♡
These days, front teeth are covered by insurance, and plastic ones are pretty affordable.
Call a nearby dentist to ask about the price first, then tell him.
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I’m Aya, a female member.
Once you’ve found a papa (a male supporter) you’re close with, why not bring it up as a serious concern? He might even be able to introduce you to a dentist, and if he genuinely wants to help, he may offer to cover the treatment costs. However, the chances are pretty slim, so I think the quickest option is to save up the money yourself and visit a cosmetic dentist.
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