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Visitor asks:
Dear Sir/Madam!
A little over a month ago my son paid EUR 65 for tartar removal. Now the dentist says that before she puts a crown on his front tooth (it is black), she has to remove the tartar again, which will cost an additional EUR 50. I would like to know whether, despite regular tooth brushing, enough tartar can accumulate in such a short time that it needs to be removed again. I would also like to know how much it would cost at your practice to cover or whiten, whichever is more advisable, a front tooth that has been black for several years.
Thank you for your answer, Vesna
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
It is difficult to comment on what you have written, although it is true that in some people tartar accumulates very quickly.
Prices at our practice:
-tartar removal: EUR 50.
-Crown: EUR 210 (metal-ceramic), EUR 350 (all-ceramic).
Whitening a non-vital tooth usually does not meet aesthetic standards. In the case described, we most often make an artificial dental crown.
Have a nice day!
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