Hello. I would like to know whether the insurance company pays for an injection regardless of whether the treatment involves only drilling and not tooth extraction. My front teeth are very badly damaged, so at the moment I only have provisional teeth, which I paid a lot for, and then posts and crowns will follow. Is everything mentioned above also paid for in your practice? I see a dentist under the public concession. Thank you for your answer.

The insurance company pays for anaesthesia whenever it is necessary. Therefore, the procedure should not be painful.

If you are registered with the dentist, the insurance company pays for a post (conventional) and a veneered crown (if the dentist still makes them at all). In our practice, the price for such a service would be: zirconium post EUR 40, metal-ceramic crown EUR 210, all-ceramic Emax crown EUR 320, including the provisional restoration.