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Visitor asks:

Hello!
I am 35 years old and have  very nice teeth, but still a major problem.
At the age of ten, my orthodontist extracted  all four healthy second premolars because there was too little room for the wisdom teeth to erupt. My teeth then aligned.
Five years ago, however, pain started in the left first molar, which was right next to the first premolar (the teeth had closed the space of the missing second premolar). We treated the first molar for two years, after which my dentist extracted it. Two years ago I also had an apicoectomy of the left first premolar, but the pain remained.
Now I would like to know what to do, because I may lose the first premolar as well, and the second molar has already tilted sideways by 45 degrees.
I would like to know what you suggest and what the price is.
Kind regards and thank you for your answer.     Desperate Nadja

Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:

Dear Sir/Madam!

The lost first molar is best replaced with a dental implant. Price:
-720 Eur (implant)
-420 Eur (crown on implant)
.To decide on treatment of the first premolar I would need to see the X-ray. Extraction is the last option.

Have a nice day!
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