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Visitor asks:
Dear Sir/Madam! I am 38 years old and would like to ask the following. My front incisors have already been "repaired/built up" several times, and now the left one has chipped slightly. I would like to have new ones and would like to know whether an implant or a bridge would be better. The teeth next to the incisors are quite good, there is no pain; I would simply like to improve the appearance and my smile. I will pay for this service myself, but I also have a few minor defects (a filling or two), so I would like to know whether further services can be provided under the concession/public insurance. How soon could I get an appointment and, of course, what is the approximate price for restoring the incisors?
Thank you in advance for your answer.
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
Based on what you have written, I believe you do not need dental implants or bridges, as the roots of the teeth mentioned should be healthy or at least adequately treated. If the problem is fracture of the dental crown, this can be restored by making an artificial crown or cap. This treatment provides a high-quality aesthetic and functional restoration with a five-year guarantee. Price: 210 EUR (metal-ceramic crown)
350 EUR (all-ceramic Zircon crown).
We can begin the treatment in approximately one month. Please make an appointment by telephone.
Have a nice day!
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