Hi everyone,

I’ve been trying to get working dentures for 5 years now,without any luck. It’s been vary frustrating. I’ll start from the beginning.  I had to keep going to the dentist to have teeth removed. Started with my wisdom teeth,then the teeth infant of them would start listening so I’d have to have them removed and then the same thing happened again with the ones in front of those. To the point my dentist just said it would be better if I had them all removed. I really wasn’t looking forward to doing that but I asked some of my friends how their Dentures worked with them and they gave me positive feedback on them. So I told my dentist to go ahead and pull them all.

My first set of Dentures went like this went in for the procedure started it out okay. Then the person that was in charge of doing my dentures had some personal issues and it took me about 9 months to finally get my dentures fitted to my mouth. Only to have them not work too well, or stay in place. After three attempts of going in and leaving with the same problem I had going in I gave up on trying to get them fixed at that place. I tried doing My own repair on them, and I actually did a better job than the dentist that tried getting to fit in the first place. But I still could not get them to stay in place properly especially with my lower set. I then found a site online that I could get a pair of professional dentures made by way of them sending me a kit to get impressions done of my own mouth and send them in and they would send me the pair of Dentures back that was $375 of my own money to get that done. They were better than my first set but still had the same problem with  my lower dentures not wanting to stay in place. I then tried a DYI Kit. To make a set of dentures. At a cost of $80. As you can imagine they did not work at all.

The only thing that’s going to work for me is a permanent or snap in set of dentures. At a cost of $20.000.00 . I’m 63 on SSI of $897.00 a month. Please help me. I miss eating, apples, nuts,a good steak, and everything that requires you to have a working set of teeth that don’t fall out every time you’re trying to take a bite of something.

Please send money to,

PayPal.me@DWright2525

Thanks for reading and thanks for any help you can give me.

Good afternoon 🧡🧡

 

, I was told personally about this website and I come to anyone with generosity, My name is Erica, I’m a 28-year-old female African American woman in need of help. I currently have an infected wisdom tooth that is spreading up to my jaw and I live day by day agony with meals and activities And I desperately want to get this treated. Even with my insurance, I am unable to fulfill my entire amount. I’m currently taking care of  My brother who is autistic and cannot be alone and I’m struggling financially and work And unable to afford my care. I live in a small two-bed apartment And most of my money goes to rent. I have tried to put savings away to treat my dental care but unfortunately it always goes to my rent.

 

I just want to be freed from this pain and hope that there is someone out there that is willing to help me have a better life and smile. Again, thank you to whoever took the time to read this

My PayPal is here for anyone who wishes to help me

https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/VDerg22

 

Hello, kind hearts and generous souls. I am reaching out to the world today with a vulnerable, deeply personal request. I am a 48-year-old female, and I am pleading for your help to do something many people take for granted every single day: simply smile without pain or shame.For a long time, I have quietly struggled with severe, deteriorating dental issues that have completely eroded my physical health and quality of life. The physical pain is constant, but the emotional toll has been much harder to bear. I miss feeling confident. I miss looking into the mirror and seeing a reflection that matches the inner joy I want to feel. Instead, I hide away from the world, avoiding social interactions and covering my mouth whenever I speak. I miss the simple, everyday pleasure of enjoying a meal without suffering through intense pain or overwhelming embarrassment. Most of all, I miss greeting each brand new day with a genuine, uninhibited smile. It truly feels as though a vital piece of who I am has been locked away for years.I have finally found genuine hope at Nuvia Dental Implant Center. They specialize in full mouth restorations, offering a permanent solution that can completely change my life and give me my health back. However, a comprehensive, full-mouth individual replacement is a major medical surgery. At Nuvia, the cost for this life-altering medical care typically ranges between $60,000 and $90,000. Because I do not have dental insurance—and standard dental insurance plans rarely cover major full-arch restorations anyway—the entire financial burden falls squarely on my shoulders.I am launching this campaign to raise $60,000 to cover the baseline cost of my surgical procedure, anesthesia, and necessary follow-up recovery care. This number represents far more than just a medical fee; it represents my ticket to freedom, my health, and a fresh start.I know this is an incredibly large amount of money to ask for, which is why I am turning to the collective kindness of the global community. If you would like to support my journey directly, donations can be sent via Zelle to my account at elicolon319@gmail.com. Every single dollar brings me one step closer to sitting in that chair, fixing my physical health, and regaining the confidence I have lost.If you are unable to donate financially, please consider sharing my story with your friends, family, or online community. Your support, prayers, and shares mean the absolute world to me. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for reading my story and for helping me smile again.

With hope and gratitude,

LIZ

 

Hello everyone,

I am reaching out with a humble request for help. I need extensive dental work, including dental implants, to restore my teeth and improve my health and quality of life. The total cost of treatment is approximately $12,000, which is more than I can afford on my own.

For a long time, I have struggled with dental issues that affect my ability to eat comfortably, smile confidently, and enjoy everyday life. This treatment will not only improve my appearance but also help me maintain my overall health and well-being.

 

I am asking for your support in helping me raise $12,000 for this much-needed dental care. Any contribution, no matter the size, will bring me one step closer to getting the treatment I need. If you are unable to donate, sharing my story with others would mean just as much.

 

Thank you for taking the time to read my story and for any support you can provide. Your kindness, generosity, and encouragement are deeply appreciated. My paypall link is below. My cash app $Loubeebaby246 

 

With gratitude.

Lucine.

 

 Elcockhttps://paypal.me/lucinewilliams

Hi, my name is Christina. I am asking for help with a debt that I incurred due to my daughter being in severe pain with a toothache/embedded wisdom tooth. my daughter had to have a coronectomy, which is a deeper version of a root canal. unfortunately, her dental coverage from her work did not cover the cost of this treatment, and she came to me for help paying for this, of course no mom wants to see their baby in pain, so I went into my home buying fund to ensure that she would not be in pain. She has been trying to pay me back with each paycheck, but of course the interest is accruing. I am asking for any help that can assist with the bill, which has a balance of $3185.28. I wish you all so much peace and blessing for anything you can assist with. YOU ARE GREATLY APPRECIATED.

 

my cashapp is:  $Evestreats

I haven’t had teeth in over 10+ years. I avoid mirrors, hide my smile, and struggle just to eat. I’ve saved $15,000 on my own — but I can’t finish this without help.

Dear Kind-hearted Donors,

My name is Tamilynn and I am a 64-year-old woman who is facing a challenge that has deeply affected my life. I am reaching out today because I desperately need your help in getting dental implants, a procedure that could transform not only my appearance, but my ability to live a normal, healthy life.

For many years, I have struggled with severe dental issues that eventually led to the complete loss of my teeth. What most people take for granted — simply eating a meal — has become painful and frustrating. I can no longer enjoy the foods I once loved, and even soft foods can be difficult at times. Smiling, which used to come naturally, is now something I avoid. I often hide my face, avoid mirrors, and withdraw from social situations because of the embarrassment I feel

This has affected more than just my physical health. It has taken a deep emotional toll on me.There is a quiet loneliness that comes from feeling like you have to hide yourself from the world. I miss laughing freely, smiling without thinking, and simply feeling comfortable being seen.

Dental implants are not a cosmetic luxury for me — they are a necessity. They would allow me to eat properly again, improve my health, speak clearly, and restore my confidence and dignity. They would truly give me my life back.

Unfortunately, I live on a fixed income, and this life-changing procedure is far beyond what I can afford. I have spent years saying and have managed to set aside $15,000, but I still have a long way to go. I have explored every option available to me, but nothing has been enough to make this possible on my own.

My total goal is $45,000, and I already got off to a good start thanks to years of saving. With your help, I truly believe this is possible.

I’m not getting any younger, and I would love the chance to enjoy life again while I still can.

If you are able to give — even a few dollars — it would mean more to me than I can ever express. Every donation brings me one step closer to being able to smile again without fear or shame.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for taking the time to read my story. Your kindness, compassion, and generosity truly have the power to change my life.

With deepest gratitude,
Tamilynn

https://www.paypal.me/yeah69420

Hi My name is Maria, and I am writing to respectfully request financial assistance for urgent dental care that has become medically necessary due to complications from a prolonged illness. in 2020, I experienced kidney failure, with my kidney function dropping to just 5%. I underwent dialysis for three and a  half years  while waiting for a transplant .during that time, although my teeth were initially healthy, the prolonged dialysis treatments and their effects on my body caused severe deterioration of my dental health. My teeth began to rot, break , and fall out. in 2023, I was blessed to receive a kidney transplant, and I am grateful to say I thank God, and I am grateful to say doing well in that regard. However, the damage to my teeth has continued to worsen. after being evaluated by a dental professional, I was informed that my upper teeth are severely decayed and must be removed to prevent serious health complications. unfortunately, my current government insurance only limited dental services and does not cover the cost of dental implants, which I urgently need  the total cost of the treatment is approximately $20,000 an amount I simply cannot afford. I am currently on disability due to lupus, and other ongoing medical conditions, which prevent me from working  because of this, I have no way to cover these expenses on my own. Every day, I struggle with pain and basic functions like eating every day. thank you for taking the time to read my story I appreciated  God bless you sincerely, Maria.. My cashapp is  $SpoilBrat1942

My name is Luke im 26 years old and a recovering addict clean from heroin and meth since October 25th 2018. I work a full time job. Im single and live alone. Due to my past addiction my teeth were destroyed and with no dental insurance throughout the years they’ve only gotten worse. Recently a friend surprised me with a paid dentist visit where I was given a dental examination. I have multiple cavities and gingivitis along with 12 extractions I need done. Ever since the visit my teeth have been hurting every day from the dental workers messing with my teeth and opening up sensitive areas. I hate asking for help I’ve been on my own since I left rehab in 2019 and I don’t believe in taking money from people but I feel like this is more of an emergency situation because ive been told if this is prolonged anymore I may have more serious consequences or even death. I was given a referral to have the 12 extractions done. I called the place I was referred to and they told me it would cost anywhere from $4,800 to $9,600 depending on the difficulty of the procedures. I’ve sinced called around to different locations and got different quotes and I’ve found one company in a bordering state that will do the extractions for $1200. Im only asking for help to have them pulled not replaced and repaired. Anything would help i just desperately want the pain to go away. The hardest part is knowing I know how to get the pain to go away instantly and temporarily and I fight those demons daily not to go back to that lifestyle so please help me stay afloat. God Bless.

I don’t believe in taking money for free so with every donation please put a prayer in the notes I could pray for you. Thank you.

Cashapp: $Luke1776x2

My goal: $1200

 

My name is Cheryl, and it is very humbling for me to ask for help like this. I have always tried to manage my responsibilities on my own, but I am currently facing a painful dental emergency that I cannot afford to fix by myself.

I wear a partial denture, not full dentures. Recently, the metal clasp on my partial broke unexpectedly. When it snapped, the exposed metal wire pierced my tongue. It was extremely painful and caused an injury inside my mouth. Since then, the partial no longer fits securely. It shifts when I try to eat and rubs against the injured area, causing ongoing discomfort.

Because of this, eating has become difficult and sometimes painful. I avoid many foods because chewing is uncomfortable and I am afraid of making the injury worse. I find myself choosing only very soft foods just to get by. Something as basic as eating has become stressful and discouraging.

In addition to the pain while eating, my partial now shifts and sometimes lifts when I speak. It can unexpectedly move or “pop up,” which is embarrassing and makes me very self-conscious in conversations. I find myself covering my mouth or avoiding talking as much as I normally would. This situation has affected not only my physical comfort, but also my confidence and daily interactions.

This is not about cosmetic work. This is about being able to eat properly, allow my tongue to heal, maintain good nutrition, and live without constant discomfort.

Eight years ago, when I first received my partial denture, it cost $1,500. I understand that dental costs have increased since then, and I have been told that replacing a partial denture can range between $2,000 and $3,000 depending on the work required. This includes a dental exam, impressions, lab fabrication, fittings, and necessary adjustments. Because of this, I am setting my fundraising goal at $2,500 to help cover the estimated cost. If the final amount is lower, any remaining funds will go toward follow-up dental care.

I am a hardworking woman, and it is difficult to ask strangers for help. But right now, I am in pain and struggling to do something as basic as eating comfortably.

Any donation, no matter the amount, would go directly toward replacing my broken partial denture. Even sharing this campaign would mean more than you know.

Thank you sincerely for taking the time to read my story. Your kindness could truly help restore something simple yet essential — the ability to eat, speak, and live without daily pain.

With gratitude,
Cheryl

my cash app is:  $chyatt209

 

My name is Michelle, and asking for help like this is one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to do. But I’ve reached a point where I can’t fix this on my own, and I’m hoping that someone out there might be willing to help me reclaim my health, my smile, and my future.

Why I’m Asking for Help

I need extensive dental work—full All‑on‑4 dental implants with zirconia, extractions, and sedation. After multiple consultations, the most reputable and medically attentive clinic quoted me $48,000 for everything. It’s a staggering amount, but it’s the only option that will stop the infections in my mouth and restore my ability to live and work without constant pain and fear.

My Health Journey

About 17 years ago, my health began to decline, and it has been a long, exhausting road ever since. I’ve been diagnosed with Psoriatic Arthritis, Fibromyalgia, Severe Obstructive Sleep Apnea, Raynaud’s Syndrome, Metabolic Syndrome, High Cholesterol, GERD, Barrett’s Esophagus, a Hiatal Hernia, Anxiety, Depression, Burning Mouth Syndrome, and chronic dry mouth. These conditions have taken a toll on every part of my life—including my teeth.

Dental issues don’t get the same support as medical issues. Medicaid helped me survive, but it doesn’t cover the kind of dental care I desperately need. Over the years, the infections and damage have only gotten worse.

How I Lost Everything—and Fought My Way Back

For six years, I could barely work. Some days I couldn’t get out of bed for more than ten minutes because of the pain and exhaustion. I applied for disability and was denied repeatedly. I drained my retirement savings just trying to survive. Eventually, I had to sell my home. My son stepped in and used the proceeds as a down payment on a house we could share. Without him, I would have been homeless.

I applied to thousands of jobs from 2020 onward—literally thousands—and heard nothing back. No calls, no interviews, nothing. I was penniless, terrified, and hanging on by a thread. My family kept me afloat when I couldn’t keep myself afloat.

A New Beginning—But One Big Obstacle

After years of trying, I finally found a job. I start on February 3rd, 2026, and I’m so grateful for the chance to rebuild my life. It’s a sales position, which means I’ll be speaking with people all day. I want to show up with confidence, health, and dignity.

But my oral health is failing fast. The infections in my mouth are dangerous, and every dentist I’ve seen has told me the same thing: implants are the only way forward. If I don’t get this done soon, the infection will spread, and I’ll lose the ability to work again. I’m 57 in June, and I’m scared of what will happen if I can’t get this taken care of.

What I’m Asking For

I’m not asking for help with my credit cards or my bills. I’m not asking for a bailout from past mistakes or hardships. I’m asking for help with one thing—the one thing standing between me and a real comeback:

A healthy mouth. A healthy body. A chance to work, to smile, and to live without constant pain.

Why This Matters So Much

I want to show my children—and my granddaughter—that I haven’t given up. That even after everything, I’m still fighting. I want to be able to smile in photos again. I want to speak without embarrassment. I want to stay healthy enough to keep the job I worked so hard to get.

If you’re able to help, even a little, it would mean more than I can ever express. You wouldn’t just be helping me get dental implants—you’d be helping me reclaim my life.

Thank you for reading my story, and thank you for caring.

With all my heart,
Michelle

My PayPal link:  https://paypal.me/purplegirl2019

Growing up in homelessness and extreme poverty carries a lifetime of disadvantages that extend far beyond what most people can see. One of the most profound — yet often overlooked — impacts of childhood poverty is the complete lack of access to basic healthcare, especially dental care. When someone’s first dental visit does not occur until they are 29 years old, it is not simply a matter of neglect or circumstance; it is evidence of systemic hardship, generational deprivation, and the long-term consequences of survival-based living.

Dental implants would not be a luxury for me — they are a medical necessity and a deeply compassionate investment in restoring health, dignity, and opportunity. Childhood poverty often means unstable housing, lack of nutrition, chronic stress, and exposure to unsafe environments. All of these factors dramatically weaken dental health from the very beginning. Without routine cleanings, preventative care, or even the knowledge that dental health matters, treatable issues become severe over time. Cavities turn into infections, infections become extractions, and by adulthood, many teeth are beyond saving. This isn’t the result of personal choices — it is the result of being denied resources that every child deserves.

When a woman spends her childhood worrying about where she will sleep, what she will eat, or how she will stay safe, dental care becomes an inaccessible dream. Survival is the priority. Many families facing homelessness cannot afford toothpaste, let alone a dentist. By the time I reached adulthood, the damage was already done. Seeing a dentist for the first time at 29 years old means decades of untreated issues accumulating silently and painfully. Now, in adulthood, I face the physical repercussions: difficulty eating properly, chronic pain, self-consciousness, and an increased risk of overall health problems, since poor oral health is linked to heart disease, systemic inflammation, and depression.

Dental implants would give me back the ability to eat without pain, speak without embarrassment, and smile without fear. They would allow me to pursue job opportunities with confidence and to engage in daily life without shame. For someone who has already overcome the trauma of homelessness, surviving against the odds, being able to reclaim my health is not simply cosmetic — it is restorative.

Donations toward my dental implants are not just funding medical treatment; they are helping correct a lifetime of inequality. They are giving a woman who has fought through unimaginable hardship a fair chance at health, stability, and self-worth. After enduring so much without support, I would be so grateful to be offered the opportunity to finally receive compassionate care and a renewed sense of dignity.

www.paypal.me/footdom86

Hello! Im needing help to fix my natural teeth. I need a lot of work to correct bad crowns and damage from lifetime teeth grinding. I weakened my teeth through years of opiate addiction following losing one of my sons and deep depression, but now I’m going on 10 years clean and sober and work in addiction treatment helping others get their lives back in order! I love it!

I could go further in my career and also be pain and shame free with a chance to repair my teeth. Estimate from dentists is about $20k.

Thank you for reading, have a wonderful blessed day!

https://paypal.me/amandapanda0824

Hey y’all… I really didn’t want to make a post like this, but I’m going through it right now. I’m 27, diabetic, and trying to take care of my 2-year-old, and I’ve been dealing with really bad dental pain. I just got told I need about $15,000 worth of work, and I don’t have the money or insurance to even start. The pain and embarrassment of it has been heavy on me. If anyone is able to help, even a little bit, it would truly mean so much. You can send anything via PayPal at paypal.me/erydadonn. Thank you to anyone who reads this.

 

 

In my panic and discomfort when drafting the previous post that I submitted I completely forgot to include my paypal.me link. I wish this could be blamed, somehow, on the curr3ent state of my teeth, but alas it can only be attributed  to my discomfort in asking for help in this way and my hurry to try and get it over with as quickly as possible. I didn’t edit, proof read, RE-read, or even spell check my previous submission and just typed it up, hit the button, and tried to concentrate on anything other than having just picked up a digital cardboard sign “Will do anything for dental work.” Well, lets get the situation rectified and hopefully it will endear someone to my plight and I can get some help, but really some relief.

PAYPAL.ME paypal.me/drawpdeadredd

CASH.APP $drpdeadredd

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