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Visitor asks:
I am very afraid of the dentist. I am 52 years old and have had crowns in the upper jaw for 25 years; they urgently need replacing. At the moment they do not hurt, but I am afraid they will start to. I ALSO have some teeth that need to be extracted because only root remnants remain. Can the roots be used for crowns? I would like to know how long the waiting time is for concession treatment and whether procedures are done with an injection. THE FEAR IS GREAT. Kind regards, MARJANA
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
The fear you are experiencing is completely unnecessary. All procedures that could be painful are performed under local anaesthesia. We could make a treatment plan after reviewing an X-ray and carrying out a clinical examination, where we would also determine which roots are still capable of supporting a new crown. Registration at our practice could be arranged at the end of this year.
Have a nice day!
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