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Visitor asks:
Good day, my name is Domen and I am 15 years old. I have one question. I still have two deciduous canines, while the permanent teeth are still in the gums and do not have enough room to erupt. I know that I will need a procedure; I would like to know whether it is performed under local or general anaesthesia. I am also concerned because I have haemophilia — does that exclude the procedure, and what does the procedure involve?
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Hello!
I have one question.
I still have two deciduous canines and the permanent teeth are still in the gums.
I know that a procedure awaits me; is it performed under local or general anaesthesia?
I also have haemophilia; would that be an obstacle?
And how is this procedure carried out?
Kind regards!
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