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Visitor asks:
Hello!
I have problems with the upper right second premolar and lower right second premolar because the fillings have fallen out.
I would like to know what the procedure is: is the filling simply replaced or does the tooth also need to be drilled? Could the worst happen and I would have to have the teeth extracted?
Are you still accepting patients, and are the injection and a white filling charged for (and how much)? I have a very strong fear of dentists and have not had a check-up for several years.
Thank you for your answer and kind regards.
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
If the filling has simply fallen out, only minimal intervention on the hard dental tissues is necessary. If there is also damaged or carious dentin at the site of the lost filling, it must be removed before a new filling is made, which is done by drilling. Based on what you have written, I do not think the teeth will need to be extracted.
There is no charge for the anesthetic. The price of a white filling depends on the number of tooth surfaces involved:
- one surface EUR 50
- two surfaces EUR 55
- three or more surfaces EUR 65.
We are accepting new patients.
Have a nice day!
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