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Visitor asks:
Hello!
I would like to know what options there are for replacing the upper first and second premolars. One option is an implant, but it is financially out of reach for me. Would a bridge be an option regardless of the condition of the roots, or are there particular factors that matter? What is the price of this treatment? I would also like to know what making a denture for two lower teeth, the second premolar and first molar, looks like. I mean—is it very impractical and unaesthetic? Is it removable? And the price?
Thank you sincerely in advance for any answers.
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
The two missing teeth can be replaced in two ways:
-two implants supporting two crowns,
-a conventional bridge construction supported by the canine and first molar in the upper jaw. The abutment teeth must be restored and, if necessary, appropriately root-canal treated. Price: 210 Eur (metal-ceramic crown) x 4 = 840 Eur.
We never replace two missing teeth with a removable denture.
Have a nice day!
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