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Visitor asks:

Hello.
I would like to know approximately what the placement of a dental implant looks like. In the lower right jaw I am missing teeth 5, 6 and 7. I would like to know whether it is possible or feasible to replace the missing teeth — to get tooth replacements — and whether an implant is the only solution. I would also like to know the price of the service. Thank you in advance. Kind regards.

Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:

Dear Sir/Madam!

Dental implants can be placed at the sites of the missing teeth. The procedure is relatively simple; we drill implant beds into the bone, screw in the implants and suture the mucosa (gum). After approximately ten days we remove the sutures. Crowns, or teeth, can be mounted on the implants after the period of osseointegration (approximately three months).
If you want a fixed prosthetic solution (that is, not a removable denture), this is the only way to obtain new teeth up to the position of the lower first molar. You would need two implants, at the positions of teeth 5 and 6. Tooth 7 usually does not need to be replaced.
Price of the service:
-750 EUR (implant) X 2 + 420 EUR X 2 = 2340 EUR. The price includes all procedures that lead to the desired result.

Have a nice day!

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