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Visitor asks:

Hello,
I am facing a fairly extensive dental reconstruction and would like to ask the following. Because I have periodontal disease, my dentist suggested implants. Since I also lack bone, he recommended bone augmentation. I would therefore like to know how much bone augmentation with a membrane for one half of the upper jaw would cost. Thank you for your answer.
Kind regards, Edo

Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:

Dear Sir/Madam!

Based on the information you have provided, I can give you a price that includes implant placement together with bone augmentation for one half of the upper jaw, which you intend (I assume) to restore with a fixed prosthetic restoration (an implant-supported bridge):
-1000 Eur (implant with bone augmentation) X 3 = 3000 Eur.
The price includes all materials and procedures needed to reach the final goal (a sufficient number of implants on the right side together with artificial bone).

Have a nice day!

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