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Visitor asks:
Dear Sir/Madam,
because I do not want a denture, my dentist advised dental implants. First she still needs to remove tartar from my lower jaw, after which she will refer me to a periodontist in Ljubljana. Depending on the periodontist's assessment, I will then decide between a denture and implants. This should be completed in approximately two months. I am asking about payment for the implants — I saw the price in one of your answers — and whether there is an option to pay in instalments by card.
Thank you very much in advance for your answer.
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Madam!
Implants are usually paid for at the stage when the sutures are removed. Each implant has a five-year guarantee against loss unless, because of relative contraindications (smoking ...), we agree otherwise. Payment in instalments by card is possible, as is payment by bank transfer or cash. In the case of a larger number of implants, we can agree on a discount. Before the procedure you receive an exact quotation from which we must not deviate because of unforeseen situations.
Have a nice day!
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