Anonymous
Post 01/20/2026 04:56     Subject: Tooth fell out, what now?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So sorry this sounds stressful. The ER can’t do anything. If your teeth are that bad then you should just get them all pulled and get dentures. That will be the cheapest. Just had one implant and crown done and for one tooth it’s about $7,000.


Also, If OP’s teeth are as bad as she says they are, meaning they are already loose and falling out, she probably won’t be able to get implants without a graft and without multiple long appointments over several months.


Yes, a bridge might be the quickest, cheapest option.
Anonymous
Post 01/19/2026 19:58     Subject: Tooth fell out, what now?
I hope it all works out!
Anonymous
Post 01/19/2026 19:23     Subject: Tooth fell out, what now?
Anonymous wrote:DG is getting an implant right now and insurance is covering 50%


Even with good insurance, it’s about 4,000 for an implant and crown from a reputable dentist.
Anonymous
Post 01/19/2026 19:22     Subject: Tooth fell out, what now?
Hi OP, just sending care and compassion. My
friend has dealt with this and it’s so stressful and anxiety inducing. Wishing you all the best ❤️🦷
Anonymous
Post 01/19/2026 19:21     Subject: Tooth fell out, what now?
DG is getting an implant right now and insurance is covering 50%
Anonymous
Post 01/19/2026 19:19     Subject: Tooth fell out, what now?
Anonymous wrote:So sorry this sounds stressful. The ER can’t do anything. If your teeth are that bad then you should just get them all pulled and get dentures. That will be the cheapest. Just had one implant and crown done and for one tooth it’s about $7,000.


Also, If OP’s teeth are as bad as she says they are, meaning they are already loose and falling out, she probably won’t be able to get implants without a graft and without multiple long appointments over several months.
Anonymous
Post 01/19/2026 19:16     Subject: Tooth fell out, what now?
ER won’t do anything. If the tooth has already fallen out or can’t be salvaged, insurance won’t do anything either. You likely will have to pay for an implant, bridge, etc. out of pocket.