Hello,

Thanks for putting up your question on Just Answer.

I am sorry to hear about your daughter's oral problems. At this age, having many rotten teeth is an indiation of bad oral hygiene from childhood.

Luckily, you are thinking of getting proffessional treatment now. A few more years and she might have lost all her teeth.

Firstly let me tell you that a rotten tooth need not be necessarily pulled out. After making a X ray, a dentist can decide whether to save it by doing a root canal and then a crown.

It is very veryu difficult to give you an estimate here on JA because I do not have chance to look at your daughetrs teeth ror make X rays. After the condition of all teeth is known, it is then a simple matter of addition and multiplication.

I understand that you are looking for affordable dental treatment. I suggest you try the dental schools in and around your city for treatment.

Also, you can contact the local dental association in your city. They might be able to help out.
You can find the contact details by visiting

http://www.ada.org/ada/organizations/local.asp

A last word : As far as possible, try to save as many teeth as you can. Your daughter has a long long way to go. Complete dentures are just not the right solution for her right now.

Hope this answers your question. Feel free to contact me again for more information.

Good Luck !!

Regards,
Dr. Behere.

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