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Visitor asks:
Dear Sir/Madam,
I have the following question. I have an implant in the lower left, in the position of the first molar, which was placed abroad about four years ago. Because the screw has loosened, the tooth on the implant is now mobile and this bothers me quite a lot.
I would like to know whether you can repair this or place a new tooth on the metal implant. I have the information about the implant and the screw from abroad, which is probably what you need most.
I would also like to know approximately how much this would cost in total.
Have a nice day
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
Based on what you have written, I believe that the screw securing the abutment in the implant has most likely loosened. The problem can be corrected, but in most cases we have to destroy the existing crown. The price of a new crown on an implant is EUR 420 if it is a Bredent system. We can also work with other types of implant systems; the price is adjusted according to the difference in the price of the abutment.
Have a nice day!
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