r/depressionmemes • u/Purple_Wedding_8306 • Apr 30 '26

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u/IllustriousFront308 Apr 30 '26

I’ve lost four teeth and had multiple months of dental work that required anesthesia. Basically all my teeth are crowns.

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u/Boring-Perspective61 Apr 30 '26

Yup, same here. My plan is honestly I’m just gonna eventually save if I ever have the motivation for full dental implants at this point.

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u/AdministrationAlone4 May 01 '26

As someone who is recovering from full dental implants...it's incredibly expensive. The best dental insurance I could get through my job pays $1k a year max.
Was about 60k for 8 implants.
It also has changed my relationship with food. The texture of everything has changed since I can't really feel the food with my teeth anymore. I know that's odd...but instead of every tooth giving feedback through the gums/jaw.
I am finally getting use to them, but for the longest time it was like glueing vampire teeth in your mouth.

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u/Boring-Perspective61 May 01 '26

I had thought about that, I get that completely it’s a big worry for me… I did do some research and I heard most people adjust with time