Dental prosthetics (replacement of missing teeth)
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Visitor asks:
Hello I would like to ask: I have chronic periodontitis and I am 33 years old. Over the past year or so I have already lost almost all my teeth. Although I still have 7 teeth in the lower jaw, three of them are already loose. Is there a solution where I could have the remaining teeth extracted and receive a fixed denture on two screws? Other dentists advise me to have a partial denture, but with a heavy heart I do not want a removable denture. I would also like to know whether you work under the public concession. Approximately how much would this cost and is it possible? Thank you in advance for an honest answer. THANK YOU
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
If I understand the question correctly, you would like a partial denture to be attached to teeth that could still remain in the mouth. This is certainly possible. It is also possible to combine the existing teeth with a fixed construction (bridge) on implants. To prepare an estimate, I would need to see at least an X-ray. You are welcome to visit our clinic, where we will examine you, determine the price of the restoration and set out the treatment schedule.
Have a nice day!
If I understand the question correctly, you would like a partial denture to be attached to teeth that could still remain in the mouth. This is certainly possible. It is also possible to combine the existing teeth with a fixed construction (bridge) on implants. To prepare an estimate, I would need to see at least an X-ray. You are welcome to visit our clinic, where we will examine you, determine the price of the restoration and set out the treatment schedule.
Have a nice day!
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