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Visitor asks:
I am 36 years old. Because of an illness (an eating disorder), my teeth began to crumble and were attacked by caries. I have already lost many teeth; I fill the gaps in between with Super Attack glue so that they are less noticeable. The teeth are, of course, completely unusable, and I would need a complete denture. I have not been to a dentist for about 18 years — I am terribly afraid of dentists, and I am also ashamed that someone will see the condition of my teeth, or what is left of them, from close up. I would like to know how quickly you could extract the remaining teeth, place implants and make a denture. I would also like to know how much a temporary denture costs, because I cannot go to work without any teeth, and how quickly you make it. Do I get it immediately?
Thank you for your answer.
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
Extracting the teeth does not take us much time. We can usually begin implantation approximately two months after removal of the remaining teeth, and in some cases immediately after extraction. The time interval depends on the overall treatment plan, the condition of the bone... You can receive a temporary denture a few hours after removal of the remaining teeth. If you decide on treatment with implants, the price of this is included in the overall treatment. If you would like a more precise answer, please provide me with more specific wishes so that we can prepare an offer for your treatment. You can also call me at: 040 294488.
Have a nice day!
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