ALL WHITE NOW

I had my teeth knocked out by violent ex – but now I can finally smile again after raising £1,400 to get them fixed

A MUM who had her teeth knocked out by a violent ex can finally get them fixed after raising £1,400 by crowdfunding.

Charlea Adams, 35, could not get the procedure on the NHS because it is “cosmetic”.

Advertisement
Charlea Adams, 35, could not get the procedure to replace her broken and missing teeth on the NHS because it is classed as 'cosmetic' despite being attacked by her violent ex
Charlea can smile again after crowdfunding the £1,400 needed to do the work - ten year on

She was in an abusive relationship that ended ten years ago — but is reminded every time she looks in a mirror.

She said: “When he punched me I lost one tooth and had another removed because it died.

“It’s not about vanity. Every time I brush my teeth or have a picture or video with my kids, I have this gap.”

Charlea said it was the final time her ex-partner hurt her after a neighbour called the police and the case ended up in court.

Advertisement

The mum, of Bridgend, South Wales, has reached her £1,400 target but is continuing to raise money for Women’s Aid.

She said: "The idea was just to get my teeth fixed but it turned into so much more.

Anything left over I will be donating to Women's Aid.”

The total stands at £1,900.

Advertisement

Most read in The Sun

BOOZE TRAGEDY
Brit, 28, becomes fifth to die after 'drinking fake booze' on holiday
BOOZE WARNING
Holiday warning as 5 killed including Brit lawyer in 'fake booze poisoning'
baby joy
Ashley Cain set to become a father again after tragic loss of daughter
CORNERED RAT
Putin may unleash CHEMICAL weapons after losing Kursk, says ex-Nato commander
Topics
Advertisement
machibet777.com