Damaged Lower Teeth

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Previous dentist I left damaged my lower teeth for a failed partial denture process. He shaved off the top of them because they were hitting partial too hard. Also took a bit of my small molars. The lower teeth had sharp points on top so i went back and asked him to smoothen that up twice. The second time he said he would also polish them. Well to my surprise when i got refunded from all this mess and returned from last time there, I realized my teeth were all scratched. I decided never to return there again. I went back to an old dentist that helped me years ago and he polished the teeth twice, which relieved the scratches. Now the teeth are all towards right a bit too soft. When my mouth dries theres a catching sensation on one tooth towards the bottom to the roots. Theres an uneveness now inbetween the lower teeth. There are also small gaps resulting. Theres a complete disbalance, some surfaces too thick, rough thin edges on the middle 2 teeth where they intersect since they are crooked..i feel more polish and thinning out will continue causing more problems. The roots towards the bottom have a sharpness to them i feel with my tongue specially when mouth dries. A tooth is too thick and feels soapy, enamel texture changes when mouth dries. I have resorted to putting wax inbetween these problem spots inbetween each lower tooth. If i dont have wax i lose it. I will return to this current doctor to make my partial dentures when i get my lower teeth sorted by a new highly rated doctor on the 9th. The doctor that screwed me over is HISTORY. I went through a nightmare, but i dont want to give up! Its. Abit of a wait until the 9th. I have been looking into dental bonding and that seems like the solution im certain. I have lost enamel, surfaces are messed, gaps, rough, thick and thin edges. If bonding would save my teeth for now I am up for it. Please encourage. If any dentists can Input on this even more helpful!!! Thanks
 

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