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Visitor asks:

Hello!!!
I am missing the upper left canine and first premolar. I am interested in a metal-free bridge: how much would a complete porcelain bridge cost, and what would you recommend most?
Thank you very much for your answer.

Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:

Dear Sir/Madam!

The best solution would be implant treatment, which would allow us to avoid preparing healthy and intact neighbouring teeth (in your case the central incisor, lateral incisor and second premolar). This is the solution we recommend most. The price would be: implant (900 Eur) x 2 + crown on implant (420 Eur) x 2 = 2640 Eur.
The bridge would presumably have to comprise five teeth, because the lateral incisor alone is usually not sufficiently statically stable to support a relatively long bridge. Price: zirconia-based ceramic (350 Eur) x 5 = 1750 Eur.

Have a nice day!

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