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Visitor asks:
Hello, I have a fractured upper right first molar. On your website I see that a post and an artificial metal-ceramic crown cost 210 EUR, while an all-ceramic crown costs 350 EUR. What is the difference between them? Is any part of this subsidised by health insurance?
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
A metal-ceramic crown has a metal coping as its base, over which ceramic is applied. The metal is not visible, but because of the metal core the crown is opaque to light. An all-ceramic crown has no metal base and is made entirely of translucent materials, which in some cases has a decisive effect on the aesthetic result. The prices are fixed and are not covered by ZZZS. Have a nice day!
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