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Visitor asks:
Hello!
I have a problem with my upper lateral incisor, which darkened after the nerve was removed years ago. A few years ago my dentist “coloured” it a little, but that did not last long. Since the tooth is still in relatively good condition, I would not choose a crown, and I would like to know whether you can whiten just one tooth and how much it costs. I would also like to know whether I can make an appointment by phone or whether I have to come in personally. Kind regards
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
The tooth can certainly be whitened. Whitening techniques vary considerably. With non-vital teeth we most often have to remove the dark layers of dentine beneath the enamel, so the procedure is somewhat more radical than whitening vital teeth. Price: EUR 80.
If the dental crown is severely damaged (existing fillings, cracks, consequences of trauma...) then it is advisable to use a more radical approach by inserting a root post and making a dental crown that will be functionally and aesthetically flawless. To decide on the treatment, we ask you to visit the practice. You can make an appointment by phone.
Have a nice day!
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