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Visitor asks:
Hello,
my upper permanent left lateral incisor erupted in the shape of a small point. At the Dental Clinic they bonded a temporary part onto the tooth, but that was almost ten years ago and I am afraid that one day the “bonded” part will simply fall off and the “pointed” tooth will be visible again. I would like to know what today's procedures are (an implant probably does not make sense in this case) for removing the bonded part and replacing it with a new one, what the price would be, what the waiting time is for self-paying treatment, etc.
Thank you for your answer and kind regards,
Andreja
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
If we want to reshape the tooth to the extent you describe, it is usually necessary to make an artificial dental crown on the existing tooth. Given the described shape of the existing tooth, the procedure is not radical and is therefore appropriate, while the probability of side effects is relatively low. Price of the procedure:
- EUR 210 (metal-ceramic crown).
We adapt the waiting time to the needs. If the procedure is not urgent, we schedule appointments approximately two months ahead.
Have a nice day!
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