Teeth - Braces

I've got a hench gap and a skin inbetween my teeth in order for it to go i need to cut the skin does anyone recommend i do so i hate the gap.
So i want to take it away

Also, my teeth are straight does anyone know a way to convince my dentist to give me free nhs treatment on the teeth so they can cut the skin and give me braces free im 16.

I need an idea to lie to my dentist to convince that my teeth is a problem,

Do you reckon saying it hurts the gum tissue inbetween it when i eat spicy food or what

 

I can actually say for the first time - I have not a clue on earth what you are saying >_<

 

Moved to the right section.

 

Don't do it yourself, you'll only hurt yourself or make it worse. If the dentist won't do it for free it is for a reason, either it is dangerous or unnecessary.

 

He said ill have to get it done privately because nhs arent willing to do for free but then i ring nhs they said they will cos im under 18 in full time educaution.. so i got told to find another dentist

 

bumppp

 

It's best you leave it to the professionals. Its just a piece of skin? Its not that bad. You shouldn't lie to your dentist because he may predict some other issue, perhaps more major. In my opinion, if it doesn't physically hurt you, you should leave it as is.

 

Tell him its affecting the way you eat, hurts when you yawn, very sensitive even when drinking. If he buys that then should be alright, great way to steal tax payers money right with cosmetic changes... woot

 

Thanks. gonna use some of that!

 

M0k3y it does hurt i got a very big ugly gap inbetween my front teeth im sick and tired of it!

 

bump anymore suggestions

 

Find a new denisit like he said? Ring up NHS and request you get in paper that your allowed to get it done free then takee that to your dentist or a new one?

 

They said only if my teeth was bad they would do for free omg.

 

If you are under 18, all NHS dentistry is free of charge. It sounds like you are not using an NHS dentist.

 

Im going to orthodontist they are saying if my teeth is not severe enough it wont be no more new nhs law or something

 

I said I was getting bullied and that it affected my school life.

Now i've got braces ;D

 

I have to get braces soon, but it will improve your life and make you more confident!

 

Really did you call NHS or tell your dentist?

 

If you're under eighteen and in full-time education then it should be a free procedure, talk to your dentist.

 

Get dental insurance for like two weeks, and leave it to the proffesionals.