Dental prosthetics (replacement of missing teeth)
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Visitor asks:
Hello!
In my upper jaw, all my teeth are covered with metal-ceramic restorations. It seems to me that because of this the teeth in my lower jaw are suffering, because I feel that they are wearing down and are more sensitive to stimuli.
Is it possible that this is due to the ceramic in the upper jaw, which is supposedly harder than natural teeth, and therefore causes faster wear of the teeth in the lower jaw?
My second question concerns the price of your services. Does the price of 210 EUR per unit for metal-ceramic include your work as well, or is that only the price of the material?
Thank you for your valued answer!
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
Ceramic is usually harder than hard dental tissues. Wear can be additionally aggravated by bruxism (clenching and grinding the teeth). The price of 210 Eur includes all work and materials required for the final result.
Have a nice day!
Ceramic is usually harder than hard dental tissues. Wear can be additionally aggravated by bruxism (clenching and grinding the teeth). The price of 210 Eur includes all work and materials required for the final result.
Have a nice day!
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