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Visitor asks:

Hello. I am 49 years old and have had problems with periodontal disease for some time. On the lower left at the back, the teeth are still fairly stable, then on the left tooth 2 is missing and tooth 1 is loose; on the right tooth 1 is loose, teeth 2-4 are missing, and teeth 5 and 6 are loose. The condition has worsened over the last two years, and I have a temporary denture. I am interested in a solution with dental implants. As for the superstructure, I would be satisfied with the minimum recommended solution, because given the current course it will probably be necessary to repeat the procedure on the other side as well. Please give me your opinion.

Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:

Dear Sir/Madam!

Based on what you have written, I believe it is worth retaining the teeth on the lower left, namely 3,4,5,6.... The visible sector and the teeth on the lower right would probably need to be removed because of their mobility. The solutions can be removable or fixed prosthetic ones. 
The basic program for stabilizing a subtotal denture includes placement of two implants in the front (position 2 or 3) and fabrication of a denture with a cast base; if the teeth on the lower left are lost in the future, the denture could be upgraded (modified). Price of the described work:
-750 Eur (implant) X 2 = 1500 Eur.
-900 Eur (denture with a cast base) X 1 = 900 Eur.

Have a nice day!
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