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Visitor asks:

Hello!
I have very bad teeth. Recently both lower central incisors were extracted, and both lateral incisors are already slightly loose. I currently have provisional teeth. I would like to know the price of treatment — a bridge or implants. I should also mention that I have periodontal disease. Is it also possible under the concession/public insurance? Thank you very much and kind regards.

Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:

Dear Sir/Madam!

The gap created after extraction of both central incisors and possibly also the lateral incisors can be restored in two ways:
- making a bridge, which would therefore comprise four or six crowns. The price of an individual crown is 210 EUR (metal-ceramic) or 350 EUR (all-ceramic).
- placement of implants; regardless of the size of the gap, we would place two implants. The price of each is 750 EUR (1000 EUR if artificial bone needs to be added). The price of a crown on an implant is 420 EUR, and an intermediate pontic (if it is a bridge) is 210 EUR.
The prices include all procedures from the beginning to the final result.

Have a nice day!

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