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Visitor asks:
Hello. I am young, with very poor genetic predisposition. Yesterday my whole upper set fell out—from teeth 1-4 on each side there was a bridge, with a visible replacement suspended from it. I almost fainted from shock. Now there is only gum in the upper jaw. What can be done? I am on social assistance... and because of that even more desperate. Thank you
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
If only the cement has failed, the prosthetic work can be cleaned and cemented back into its original position. The procedure takes just under half an hour. If the supporting teeth are loose or damaged, the situation is completely different. The condition is first assessed on the basis of an X-ray. The treatment plan follows from the diagnosis.
Have a nice day!
If only the cement has failed, the prosthetic work can be cleaned and cemented back into its original position. The procedure takes just under half an hour. If the supporting teeth are loose or damaged, the situation is completely different. The condition is first assessed on the basis of an X-ray. The treatment plan follows from the diagnosis.
Have a nice day!
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