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Visitor asks:
I have read quite a few answers, but I did not find one that applies to me. A few days ago my upper right lateral incisor broke. I have already had a panoramic X-ray, and it was found that the root is healthy. My upper right central incisor is already missing and is mounted on a post. Since I would like both central incisors and lateral incisors to be restored with ceramic crowns, I would like to know what procedure you recommend and what the price would be for such treatment. Please also advise me on a solution for the lower right jaw, where I have been missing the first premolar for years, and the price of the procedure.
Thank you very much for your answer.
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
You have already proposed the solution yourself, so we can give you an exact cost estimate:
-210 X 4 = 840 EUR (metal-ceramic)
-350 X 4 = 1400 EUR (all-ceramic on zirconia).
The lower first premolar can be replaced in two ways:
-a conventional bridge construction is suitable if the anatomical conditions in the bone do not meet the requirements for implantation or if the neighboring teeth are considerably damaged. The bridge construction would consist of three dental crowns. Price: 630 EUR (metal-ceramic) or 1o50 EUR (all-ceramic on zirconia).
-an implant and crown if the conditions stated above do not justify a bridge construction. Price: 750 EUR (implant) + 420 EUR (crown) = 1170 EUR.
Have a nice day!
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