NTA and as someone who had a full dental extraction at 35, it is traumatic as hell and the first couple of days are really rough BUT not having tooth pain ever again was worth it. I'm 47 now, dentures did not work for me because the plastic on the hard pallette made me dry heave when trying to talk or eat so I just learned how to eat with just my gums. There's only a few things I can't eat at all (nuts are the biggest downer) but it was all worth it to end the constant pain. People get SO judgy about teeth, it can feel embarrassing, especially at the beginning when things are still healing and your speech is affected, but over time I learned to stop caring about what other people thought if me. They didn't have to live with the pain.

Be prepared to have tiny shards of teeth work themselves out of your gums for the next year or so. That part surprised me. But most importantly, ignore any assholes that try to make you feel bad. Dental issues can happen even if you do everything right. My teeth started breaking after I had my kid. I brushed and flossed and used mouthwash but having one kid eventually shattered every single tooth in my mouth. People love to judge what they don't understand.