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Visitor asks:

Hello! Three years ago my dentist had to extract two teeth (4 and 5) because it was too late for treatment. One was extracted by my dentist, who also cleaned the socket because of suspected granuloma. The other had to be removed by a specialist (Besnica...), as it was unclear whether surgery would be necessary. Surgery was not needed in the end, but the socket was neither cleaned nor sutured. Three years later I still have swelling next to my nose and feel mild pain when pressing on it. Where should I turn so that this can finally be treated or surgically managed as necessary, rather than according to how much time someone happens to have? I am a self-pay patient and want this treated at any cost, because I am convinced that this has also affected my eyesight: vision in the eye below the swelling has worsened so much in the last year that I now wear corrective glasses. Where should I turn?
Thank you in advance for directing me appropriately!
Kind regards, Ljubo

Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:

Dear Sir/Madam! We invite you for an examination and X-ray imaging, which is usually sufficient to establish a diagnosis and forms the basis for treatment. To arrange an appointment, please call 040 294488. Have a nice day!

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