Dear Friendsand future Supporters,

I hope this message finds you well. I’m reaching out with a humble request for support as I face a significant medical challenge. After 3 years of struggling with the broken upper jaw bridge and difficulty eating, I’ve been advised by my doctors to undergo corrective jaw surgery (orthognathic surgery).

The bridge that I had broke my upper jaw, and a lot of pus was coming out for 6 months. The infection seems to be cured, but this needs to be fixed.

This surgery isn’t just about improving my smile—it’s about restoring my ability to eat comfortably and live without constant pain. Unfortunately, my insurance won’t cover the dental cost, leaving me with overwhelming expenses:

– Surgery: $16,500

– Hospital fees: $5,000

– Post-op care/medications: partially covered $350

– Additional treatments (e.g., new implants, follow-ups): $35,000

I am asking only for surgery and hospital fees. It is not the time to think too far ahead about new implants. I had some money from my pension fund, but one of my daughters had a wedding two months ago, and majority of it went there.

Why I’m Turning to You:

I’ve always believed in the power of community, and right now, I need yours. No amount is too small—every dollar brings me closer to a healthier, pain-free life. If you’re unable to contribute financially, sharing this campaign with your network would mean just as much.

This surgery will transform my quality of life, and I’m deeply grateful for your consideration. Thank you for being part of my journey.

With heartfelt thanks,

Stan M

https://www.paypal.biz/dental1455

P.S. If you’d like to learn more about my condition or the procedure, I’m happy to share details. Please don’t hesitate to ask!

Hi, Thank you for taking a moment to read this. My name is Keri and I am asking for help in hopefully being able to get the all in 4 implants. I am 40 years old and due to health related issues and a fairly uncommon blood disorder found in my mid 30’s  that caused major vitamin deficiency and absorption problems my teeth have are beyond repair. I work in the healthcare industry and am working towards becoming a paramedic, which has always been something I wanted to do. Being told that the last remaining 6 on the top and 5 on the bottom would have to be pulled within the next few months is devastating. My mother stopped asking a long time ago why I did not smile in pictures. This news is almost unbearable. I work hard, yet I know I cannot do this alone. I will have to undergo two surgeries. The first being to restore the jawline and sinus cavity on the right side of my face and the second for the 4 or rather 6 stud implants my dentist will use to attach the dentures. I went to my second consultation today 5/1/2025 and was at least able to get home before the reality of being quoted $50,000 set in.

I have always been a very independent person almost to a fault, until today. Today I knew I needed help I need major help. I don’t have a sob story to give anyone. I am not going to lie and tell a pretty story just because. But I can honestly tell you that I need any and all the help I can get to help repair my mouth so that I can continue normal daily functions such as eating and speaking. I would love to smile and not be embarrassed or have to endure daily mouth pain. I want to continue helping others in the chosen career field I am in because its a passion of mine. So for you that has taken time to read this and/or donate I thank you. I am grateful to you. God Bless.

PayPal @kansley84

I am 55 years old and struggling to provide for my son Cain and keep a roof over our head. At my age finding a good job is tough but when you have no teeth its almost impossible other then cheap labor jobs. California is an expensive state to live in. I have lost out on several very good  jobs due to having no teeth and need dentures badly. Most people see a person with no teeth and they automatically prejudge and think “drug addict” which i am  not! I was told that we like you but no teeth is not a look that represents our company professionally. I have been in sales the better portion of my life so no teeth is blocking me getting a job where my experience and skills are. I’m scraping just to get by and can not seem to save up any money to get dentures. I tried care credit but my application was declined. I’m working on credit but that will take a while to raise high enough for approval. Average cost for a full set of dentures is $1800 to $2400. Can anyone Please help me? If someone is more comfortable arranging it with a dentist in my area? I’m happy to do it that as the end result would be the same. Thank you so much for taking the time to read my message.

My paypal is Chandlerific@gmail.com

To Whom This May Concern,

I am 33 years old & am in need of some serious help. I sadly still live at home with my parents as I haven’t been able to move out due to financial hardships. I had a couple other jobs in the 2010s but have also went a lot of unemployed time where I have been unable to receive unemployment money. Also thanks to the pandemic I was living off of the government’s Stimulus checks which didn’t really get me far.

Back In January I lost my job unexpectedly. I was working at Ted Britt Ford and they were unable to keep me on board as my job I was doing got taken over by the computer. So I am in the process of looking for a new job but as most know the job market is not the best at the moment. I had a little bit of savings from that job but I am running out of it & could really use the help.

To help build my credit and to give me a little extra help I also opened up some basic credit cards but have been unable to pay them off due to me loosing my job.

This past year I also started going to my local dentist thanks to getting a little bit of dental insurance as I hadn’t been to a dentist in over 15 years. All though I do have the Affordable Care Act as we know dental and medical bills are very expensive these days. I would like to be able to go to a doctor as well as the dentist to get a much needed check up. If you pay me for this I will use this money for this purpose.

I’d greatly appreciate it if this money were gifted to me ASAP so I can make sure these expenses are taken care of.

Thank you

I don’t have a Paypal.me but I do have a Cash App $ayisahyusuf & Venmo @ayisah-yusuf

Hello,

My name is Niko, and I’ve always been someone who believed in hard work, self-reliance, and building a life I could be proud of. I never imagined I’d be in a position where I needed to ask for help. But here I am—because life had other plans.

My story starts early. When I was just one year old, my father died suddenly at 28 from a massive heart attack. My mother was left alone with three young children and some Social Security survivor benefits. When I was five, she remarried—but unfortunately, the man she married was violent and cruel. From a very young age, I knew I could only depend on myself. At 17, I left home and moved to New York City in 1987 to make my own way.

And I did. I built a life I was proud of. I worked hard—sometimes two jobs at once—and created a sense of security for myself. But there were two things I didn’t factor in: my health, and a global pandemic.

In 2006, I was prescribed a life-saving medication. It was originally a small tablet that dissolved under my tongue and worked beautifully. But six years ago, the manufacturer changed the formula to a dissolvable strip—like those Listerine breath strips. Over time, something devastating happened: my teeth began to decay and fall out. The connection wasn’t obvious at first, and I carried so much shame, believing it was somehow my fault.

Eventually, I learned I wasn’t alone—there is now a class-action lawsuit related to this medication. While it brought some relief to know I wasn’t to blame, that didn’t fix my teeth.

Meanwhile, the pandemic hit. I work in the restaurant industry and didn’t work for nearly three years. I maxed out my credit cards and took out a small loan just to pay for painful extractions and basic dentures. The dentures are loose and don’t fit well. The bottom set doesn’t work at all anymore, and I can only wear the top piece—which is also ill-fitting. Eating, speaking, smiling—it’s all affected. I wear a mask everywhere, not because of COVID, but because of the deep embarrassment I feel.

Now that restaurants have reopened, I’m working again—but earning 30% less than I was pre-pandemic. I’m applying for other jobs, but at every interview, the mask is a question. I’ve tried explaining, but I’ve never been called back. I understand—who wants to hire a server without teeth, even if they wear a mask?

All I need is $18,000. This will cover the cost of proper dental implants and restore both my health and my dignity. I’ve done everything I can on my own—but this time, I need help.

If you can give anything, even a little, I will be forever grateful. And when I’m back on my feet—and I will be—I promise to pay it forward. I will come back to this very site and help someone else who’s scared and struggling, just like I am now.

Thank you for reading. Thank you for caring.

With love and hope,
Niko

paypal.me/nikofrankbauer

https://paypal.me/DMoberly?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US

I never imagined I would be in a position where I would have to ask for help like this, but here I am, reaching out in the hopes that someone might understand and be willing to support me in regaining a part of myself that I have lost- my smile.

Throughout my childhood, I had strong, healthy teeth.  I even had the privilege of getting braces in high school, thanks to my grandparents, and the confidence it gave me was life-changing.  I smiled constantly, and it was impossible to hide the newfound joy I felt.  Unfortunately, life took a turn I never expected, and my dental health began to suffer in ways I could never have foreseen.

Unbeknownst to me at the time, I was a severe nighttime teeth grinder, which destroyed most of my molars.  I invested over $10,000 in crowns and root canals, trying everything I could to save my teeth.  Then, a devastating chapter of my life began when I was prescribed Morphine for what my doctor diagnosed as arthritis.  I expressed my concerns about its strength and asked for an alternative, but my pleas were dismissed.  Within a year, I found myself unknowingly addicted, my life unraveling before I even realized what was happening.

By the time I understood the full scope of my addiction, I was in deep.  My body was failing me. I experienced blackouts, and despite a year of medical testing, no one connected my symptoms to the medications I was taking.  Eventually, I was found unresponsive and was rushed to the hospital, where they discovered I had lost all of the magnesium, potassium, and calcium from my body.  This was my wake-up call.  I demanded to stop taking the Morphine, but I had no knowledge of withdrawals, addiction, or recovery.  I stumbled through the process, relapsing before finally entering a recovery program.

To aid my recovery, I was prescribed Suboxone, a medication that helped me regain stability. At the time, I was unaware of its effects on dental health, and as the years went on, I watched in devastation as my teeth began to deteriorate.  The thousands of dollars I had invested in saving them were slowly undone, my crowns falling out one by one. Now, I am left with only a few teeth, making it difficult to eat, speak, and most painfully, smile.

Beyond the physical pain, the impact on my self-esteem has been overwhelming.  I was laid off last May when the business I worked for suddenly closed, and the job search has been incredibly difficult-not because I lack experience, work ethic, or references, but because my missing teeth create an immediate impression that is hard to overcome.  I see the judgement in people’s eyes, the assumptions they make about me.  I have withdrawn from social situations, avoided friends, and settled in relationships because I feel unworthy.

I just want to feel like myself again.  I want to regain my confidence, find meaningful work, and show the world who I truly am- someone who has fought incredibly hard to overcome addiction and is determined to live a fulfilling life. I have found a dentist who can provide me with All-on-4 implants for $30,000, giving me a full set of permanent teeth in just one day.  This would not only restore my ability to eat and speak properly, but more importantly, it would give me back my smile- the confidence I need to secure employment, rebuild relationships, and contribute to society in the way I know I can.

I am humbly asking for any support you can offer in helping me achieve this goal.  My parents have done everything they can to help me through my struggles, and I want to be able to stand on my own two feet, to provide them with the peace of mind that I am okay.  More than anything, I want to be able to pay forward the kindness I receive, to help others who are struggling as I have.

If you find it in your heart to help, please know that I will carry your generosity with me always. I will use this gift to not only rebuild my life but to uplift those around me, to be a source of hope and encouragement for others who feel lost.

Thank you for taking the time to read my story.  No matter what, I am grateful for your kindness, your understanding, and the hope that perhaps there is a way forward for me.

With deepest gratitude,

Danielle

Contributions can be made at:https://paypal.me/DMoberly?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US

Hey everyone,

This isn’t easy for me to post, but I really need help. My teeth have gotten so bad that I’m in constant pain, and it’s affecting my health, confidence, and overall well-being. Eating is a struggle, smiling feels impossible, and the daily discomfort is taking a serious toll on me.

I need extensive dental work—extractions, restorations, and possibly implants—to fix the damage, but the costs are way beyond what I can afford on my own. That’s why I’m reaching out and asking for any support you can give.

Every donation, no matter how small, will help me get closer to a pain-free life and the confidence to smile again. If you can’t donate, just sharing this post would mean so much to me.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Your kindness and support mean eve

rything!

@kevin8800529

Hi everyone,

I’m reaching out with a heartfelt request for help. For as long as I can remember, I’ve struggled with dental issues. Despite taking great care of my teeth—brushing regularly, visiting the dentist, and doing everything I can—my teeth have always been weak. Over the years, I’ve spent tens of thousands of dollars on cavities, root canals, bridges, and now dentures. But even with dentures, I still don’t feel like myself. I avoid smiling, and it’s taken a toll on my confidence.

At 58 years old, I know I still have so much life to live, and I want to live it with a smile I’m proud of. My lower teeth now need to be replaced, and I’ve decided that dental implants are the best option for me. Unlike dentures, implants will give me the stability, comfort, and confidence I’ve been missing. They’ll allow me to smile freely, eat without worry, and truly feel like myself again.

The cost for full mouth implants is $46,000, which is far beyond what I can afford on my own. That’s why I’m humbly asking for your support. Any contribution, no matter how small, will bring me closer to my goal and change my life in ways I can’t even begin to express.

I’ve always believed in the power of kindness and community, and I would be eternally grateful for your help. If you’re able to donate or even share my story, it would mean the world to me. Together, we can make this dream a reality.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for considering my request. Your generosity will give me more than just a smile—it will give me a renewed sense of joy and confidence to face the world.

With gratitude

Paypal: espyleamarie2017@gmail.com

Every day, I wake up to the soft sounds of my son stirring in his room. He is autistic, nonverbal, and his world is one of patterns, routines, and deep emotions he struggles to express. My world, however, is one of sacrifices—ones I gladly make for him. But some sacrifices come at a painful cost, and one of those is my ability to smile.

I never imagined I would lose my teeth so young. I never imagined the simple act of eating a meal would become a challenge. I never thought I would feel ashamed to talk to people, afraid that my appearance would make them turn away. But here I am—struggling with the reality that my missing teeth don’t just rob me of my confidence, they rob me of opportunities to provide for my son.

Not long ago, my life looked very different. I was married, holding onto the dream of a stable family, believing that love could weather any storm. But life has a way of unraveling plans. The pressures of raising a special-needs child took a toll on my marriage, leading to a painful separation. Now, I am a single father, doing my best to navigate a world that often feels isolating and overwhelming.

I want to go back to work, but my son’s needs are demanding, and I am his primary caregiver. Therapy appointments, unpredictable meltdowns, sleepless nights—I pour every ounce of myself into making sure he is safe, comforted, and supported. But in the process, I have lost pieces of myself—my confidence, my ability to provide, my very smile.

Something as simple as eating dinner with my son has become a challenge. Soft foods, avoiding certain textures, and the constant pain of exposed gums—every bite is a reminder of what I’ve lost. More than that, social gatherings are unbearable. I can’t bring myself to talk to people, let alone smile. Job interviews feel impossible. First impressions matter, and when you don’t have a smile to offer, doors close before they even open.

Dental implants could change everything for me. They could give me back my ability to eat, to speak confidently, to smile at my son without hesitation. They could help me re-enter the workforce, giving me the chance to build a future where I am financially stable and able to provide for my son’s needs without fear.

I am not asking for luxury or vanity. I am asking for a chance—to reclaim my dignity, to secure a job, and to be the father my son needs without feeling broken every time I look in the mirror.

Philanthropy has the power to transform lives, and I hope my story touches your heart. A smile may seem like a small thing, but to me, it is the key to rebuilding my life. Your generosity could give me that second chance—to eat without pain, to face the world without shame, and most importantly, to smile at my son with the confidence and joy he deserves to see in his father.

The total cost of the dental implant procedure is $32,000—an amount far beyond what I can afford in my current situation.

If you find it in your heart to help, your support would mean everything. Not just to me, but to my son—the little boy whose world is already filled with so many challenges. Your kindness could change our lives forever.

Please consider making a donation to help me regain my smile and rebuild my future. I currently can accept donations with cash app. Thank you very much for your donations

Cashapp I.D: $SKNY301

I am reaching out because I am suffering. I need dental work. I have diabetes and my teeth issues have been my unique complication since I was 18 years old. I have periodontal disease. I have almost gone to the hospital for these issues as abscesses can be fatal to people who are not diabetic. I developed a goiter-like knot (infection) the size of an orange in my throat and experienced severe shortness of breath.

My insurance covers a fraction of the cost. Over the years I have had many teeth pulled since I could not afford the other options that would have saved them. At least ten of those extractions were due to abscesses. I lost one tooth due to grinding teeth at night from excessive anxiety. All of this has been excruciating and quite humiliating as well. People have judged me for my dental issues.

The left side of my mouth is filled with teeth roots from being broken by decay. The right side has a broken tooth that cuts my tongue up every day, I can hardly eat anymore. I used to stuff the holes with dental filling and even tissue due to a lack of funds for proper care, which proved to cause further pain and suffering.

I do not smoke. This is mostly a genetic outcome. I need $17,000.00 just to be able to chew food properly again. This is the cheapest option that I have. This isn’t a scam or a game. I ask for assistance because I have suffered greatly over the years, and I am ready for it to stop. I deserve a better quality of life. I work hard to take care of my family. I treat others with kindness and dignity. I am a law-abiding citizen that cares about my family and community. I saw a YouTube video that led me to this site.

Please assist if you can. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Paypal: PayPal.Me

Dearest friends, family, and kind strangers,

I’m writing to you today with a heavy heart, a plea for help, and a touch of vulnerability that I haven’t felt in a very long time. I’m reaching out because I desperately need your support to rebuild something most of us take for granted: my smile.

Over the years, I’ve tragically lost ten teeth. It’s been a slow, painful process, both physically and emotionally. Each loss has chipped away not just at my teeth, but at my confidence, my self-esteem, and my ability to live a normal life. The gaps in my smile have become gaping holes in my spirit.

The pain has been constant. Beyond the physical discomfort, there’s the gnawing ache of embarrassment. I find myself avoiding social situations, covering my mouth when I speak, and shrinking away from the camera in photos. Simple things, like laughing freely with friends or enjoying a meal without worrying about how I look, have become distant memories. The joy has been slowly drained from so many moments.

I know that everyone faces challenges, and asking for financial help is never easy. But my dental situation has become so overwhelming that I don’t know where else to turn. I’ve undergone several dental surgeries already, and the road ahead is still long and costly. I desperately need implants to replace the missing teeth, to restore not just my smile, but my ability to chew properly and speak clearly.

Unfortunately, my insurance coverage is extremely limited. It barely scratches the surface of what’s needed to fix the extensive damage. The quotes I’ve received for the necessary procedures are far beyond what I can afford. I’ve explored every possible avenue for financial assistance, but I’ve hit a wall at every turn. I’ve applied for dental grants, explored payment plans, and even considered dental tourism, but the reality is that without significant help, I simply won’t be able to afford the treatment I need.

This isn’t just about vanity. It’s about my health, my well-being, and my future. My missing teeth affect my ability to eat nutritious food, which in turn impacts my overall health. They affect my speech, making it difficult to communicate effectively. And, perhaps most importantly, they affect my mental and emotional state. The embarrassment and self-consciousness have become a constant burden, making it hard to feel like myself.

I long to smile freely again, to laugh without hesitation, and to enjoy the simple pleasures of life that I’ve been missing for so long. I want to be able to pursue job opportunities with confidence, to reconnect with friends and family without feeling like I’m being judged, and to simply feel comfortable in my own skin again.

I understand that times are tough for everyone, and I’m deeply grateful for any support you can offer, no matter how small. Every dollar donated will go directly towards my dental implants and the associated procedures. It will be an investment not just in my smile, but in my health, my happiness, and my future.

I’ve come to this site in my last desperate plea to raise the funds for my teeth.  

I have the links for my Venmo, Zelle & CashApp below.

From the bottom of my heart, thank you for taking the time to read my story. Thank you for considering my plea. And thank you for any kindness you can extend. Your generosity will not only help me rebuild my smile, but it will help me rebuild my life.

Venmo: @DBP10001

CashApp: $DBP10001

Zelle: 9177830127

I am a 67yr old woman. I have always worked since the age of 15. My significant other past in 2019, he was my backbone. Whatever I couldn’t do, he would find a way. I have always taking care of myself. I’ve had problems, but I took care of them. This last year, 2024 everything went to pot. First, my furnace $7000. Second, my air condition $8000. Third, my car $4000. I am not able to do what I once did, and that is starting to bother me.

Well, we had a big snow so I tried to shovel the snow and slipped and fail and hit my head broke my new prescription glasses and broke my teeth in the front of my mouth and now I look like a haggot witch. I can’t afford another loan, and my insurance only has a limit of $1000 for dental which does not cover implants. In the past I have tried to get more dental insurance but none of them were worth it.

I have always taken pride in the way I look. So now when I go out, I put a mask on, so no one will see how bad I look. I hate looking at myself in the mirror. I really hate asking for help, but I don’t know where else to turn. I don’t want to look like this for the next 3 years because that is when my loans will be paid. Please help me to get back to myself.  Please, please, please. Thank you for your help.

Send to: paypal.me/haggotwitch

All my life I have had dental problems, I have spent thousands of dollars on my teeth and it seems every dentist has scammed me out of money but have not came through with quality dental work. This is devastating to me, I now only have two upper teeth and they are deteriorating quickly and soon will be falling out. It’s very difficult to eat especially around family and friends. Not only is it hard to eat the things you like but it affects your overall appearance and people tend to judge you on the reasons your teeth are in the condition they are in. I’m very depressed about the state of my teeth because I’ve always tried to take the very best care of them and nothing I’ve done has helped it seems. Im really wanting to get full upper implants but the cost is out of my reach which leaves me in despair, my teeth situation is all I can think about and I’m constantly trying to come up with how I could come up with the money. Unfortunately I’ve not been able to come up with a solution to my dilemma . The cost is all over the place, the least expensive Ive been able to find is in the ballpark of $20,000, I would be so grateful if I could get the money to fund this procedure. I could feel like myself again and not hide behind the scenes because of being embarrassed about my teeth.You don’t realize how something like this can make a person feel so low and like a complete failure. My mother has been hopeful that I could get this procedure done but does not realize the huge expense this is, my mother is now at the age of 85 years old with failing health. I would love to be able to surprise her one day before her passing with some new teeth and be able for her to see me smile again.Of course like all mothers she is very concerned about my overall health with the condition my teeth are in. As we all know there are many health problems that stem from having bad teeth. The number one condition is heart disease and many digestion problems from not properly being able to chew your food properly. Having bad teeth also limits the kinds of food a person can eat and enjoy. This makes it difficult when your working or in any social setting to be able to get a quick bite to eat, its time consuming and needs to be well planned out when you have a limited amount of time allocated for break or lunch with your employer. This is all so frustrating especially since dental insurance will not pay to get implants or any teeth replacement and dental costs are astonomicall and the cost only seems to be going up. I cry daily about my situation not that it helps but I’m just very saddened that its so difficult to get a medical procedure done like this when I work hard just to pay the basic bills I have to survive in the world today. The costs of everyday essentials just keep going through the roof and it makes it harder and harder for the average person to survive. I found this page on accident, I’m very hopeful this can help me. I’m going to pray this can happen for me really soon because from day to day I’m not knowing what will happen with my teeth.

https://paypal.me/CMeich?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US

Hi there Kind Generous people,