Aesthetic dentistry
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Visitor asks:
Hello!
I am 19 years old. All my teeth are nice and healthy, but I have a small problem with the upper right lateral incisor because the tooth is tilted forward and slightly to the right. I do not want braces. I would like to know what the procedure would be (grinding, crowns...?) to straighten the tooth so it is nicely in line, or at least so that it does not ''stick out'' too much. How much would such a correction cost me?
KIND REGARDS!
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
If you have ruled out straightening the tooth with braces, you have several options:
-reshaping the tooth with composite material (white filling), which is a reversible and non-radical procedure. Price: 65 Eur
-reshaping by making an aesthetic veneer, which in most cases requires altering the intact enamel. Price: 350 Eur.
-reshaping with a crown is a radical procedure that requires grinding the dental enamel on all tooth surfaces. Price: 350 Eur.
The choice of procedure depends on the size of the defect or the degree of reshaping we want to achieve. The best solution is moving the tooth with braces.
Have a nice day!
If you have ruled out straightening the tooth with braces, you have several options:
-reshaping the tooth with composite material (white filling), which is a reversible and non-radical procedure. Price: 65 Eur
-reshaping by making an aesthetic veneer, which in most cases requires altering the intact enamel. Price: 350 Eur.
-reshaping with a crown is a radical procedure that requires grinding the dental enamel on all tooth surfaces. Price: 350 Eur.
The choice of procedure depends on the size of the defect or the degree of reshaping we want to achieve. The best solution is moving the tooth with braces.
Have a nice day!
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