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Visitor asks:
Hello,
During my student years they first removed the wrong lower 6, and then the correct lower 7 next to it, which was actually the cause of the pain. I am now considering an implant. Should I have an implant only for the 6 (in previous answers I read that it is not even necessary to replace the 7), or should I first place an implant for the 6 (to see how it works) and later one for the 7 as well, or should I have implants for both teeth placed at the same time (is the treatment in the last case any cheaper)?
(I already have a digital panoramic X-ray)
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
If you decide to have two implants placed, it is best to do this at the same time. In that case we offer you a 10 % discount.
Have a nice day!
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