Implantology (dental implant placement)
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Visitor asks:
Kind regards!
I am 50 years old. At the age of 38 I had an accident and since then I have had an upper dental prosthesis, supported by my remaining teeth. The prosthesis has now broken, some of my own teeth are loose and some have come out, so I need a new solution for the front.
I am interested in the possible solutions with or without implants, the approximate price and the completion time, because I have planned a three-week holiday for the repair.
I am healthy, do not have diabetes, and had imaging done one month ago, so there is enough bone, etc.
Thank you very much for your answer!
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
Based on what you have written, I assume that you no longer have any of your own teeth in the upper jaw. The solutions are as follows:
-total denture (700 Eur)
-denture with a cast base supported by four implants (high stability, without a palatal plate)... (3900 Eur)
-fixed prosthetic construction comprising 12 porcelain teeth supported by six implants (8280 Eur).
Have a nice day!
Based on what you have written, I assume that you no longer have any of your own teeth in the upper jaw. The solutions are as follows:
-total denture (700 Eur)
-denture with a cast base supported by four implants (high stability, without a palatal plate)... (3900 Eur)
-fixed prosthetic construction comprising 12 porcelain teeth supported by six implants (8280 Eur).
Have a nice day!
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