Periodontology (gum treatment)
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Visitor asks:
Hello, I am currently undergoing treatment for periodontal disease. I have finished scaling and surgery on the upper teeth, where I had deeper pockets of 7+ mm. I now have quite large gaps between the teeth. Can braces be used once the gums have settled, and can you use aesthetic dentistry to close the gaps between my teeth, and when would that be appropriate? How long after surgery? What would the cost be? The gaps between 1 and 2, 2 and 3, and 3 and 4 are involved; the right side is the most problematic and very bothersome.
I was thinking about bonding or porcelain veneers.
Thank you and kind regards,
Gregor
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
Advanced periodontal disease can be a contraindication to orthodontic tooth movement. The simplest way to correct the problem you describe is to add composite material to the contact surfaces of the teeth. Price: EUR 65 X 3 = EUR 195. A more complex but more durable and perhaps more aesthetic option is to make aesthetic veneers. Price: EUR 350 (all-ceramic veneer) X 3 = EUR 1050.
Have a nice day!
Advanced periodontal disease can be a contraindication to orthodontic tooth movement. The simplest way to correct the problem you describe is to add composite material to the contact surfaces of the teeth. Price: EUR 65 X 3 = EUR 195. A more complex but more durable and perhaps more aesthetic option is to make aesthetic veneers. Price: EUR 350 (all-ceramic veneer) X 3 = EUR 1050.
Have a nice day!
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