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Visitor asks:

Dear Sir/Madam! I am a 21-year-old woman considering replacing my six upper front teeth because they are very crooked, purely for aesthetic correction. The two central incisors are large and asymmetrical, the lateral incisors are smaller and turned slightly inward, while the canines are pointed. Since I would like a nice smile, I would like to know what you would advise and what the approximate cost would be. Thank you for your answer.
Kind regards,
Veronika

Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:

Dear Madam!

Aesthetic corrections can be carried out in several ways:

-adding to and reshaping the dental crowns with composite materials; the procedure is non-invasive and the condition can be returned to the original at any time. The result is not as durable as prosthodontic restorations (veneers and crowns) and can be damaged under excessive load, but repair is simple. Price: approx. EUR 60 per tooth.

-fabrication of porcelain veneers. Price: EUR 350 per veneer (tooth).

-fabrication of artificial crowns. Price: metal-ceramic EUR 210, all-ceramic EUR 320 or EUR 350 per crown.

The latter two procedures are invasive; they involve healthy hard dental tissues (preparation) and are irreversible. The aesthetic results are excellent and much more durable than in the first case.
For a final decision we definitely need to perform a clinical examination.

We look forward to your visit.

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