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Visitor asks:
Hello!
I am Meta from Ljubljana. I have a “problem”; I found your address on the website and understood that you also work under the concession scheme.
Since I returned to Slovenia a few years ago, I do not have my “own” dentist in a public clinic. I occasionally visit a private dentist, where the services are paid for.
My problem started years ago when a tooth became swollen (upper left first premolar; the upper left second premolar and first molar have already been missing for some time). My private dentist explained that the upper left first premolar has to be extracted. A few days ago I noticed that it is already slightly loose; according to her the problem is in the enamel, and the tooth has no filling.
According to my dentist, the upper left first premolar should be extracted and within about 30 days the “gap” should be replaced with three artificial teeth. As a private treatment, however, the price is “enormous”.
Because I am currently in financial difficulty and lost my job a month ago, I would like to know whether prosthetic treatment through health insurance is possible at your practice.
I would be very grateful for any prompt answer regarding my problem.
All the best, Meta from Ljubljana
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
At our practice, prosthetic rehabilitation can be carried out if it is a right covered by ZZZS.
Have a nice day!
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