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Visitor asks:
Kind regards,
I am 22 years old and have not visited a dentist for many years. My oral hygiene has not been the best either, and my smile and self-confidence reflect this. One upper central incisor was half chipped years ago and was replaced with some tooth-colored material or filling. Today that filling is visibly discolored and the gap between the filling and tooth is becoming dark brownish. The other central incisor is in the early stage of decay; the decay looks as if I had forgotten to clean food from between the two central incisors. The right lateral incisor is cracked from the back and appears greenish-blue from the front; the left lateral incisor is similar. If it helps, this decay has spread over the course of one year. I would like to know what could be done, how long it would take, and of course I would appreciate an approximate price.
Thank you for your answer and have a nice day.
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
If the defects are not too extensive, the incisors can be restored with composite fillings. The price of a filling depends on the number of tooth surfaces covered by the filling (on average around EUR 50 per filling; see price list). In this way, the teeth can be restored in one session.
If the defects are too extensive, we recommend dental crowns. The teeth can be restored in two to three sessions provided that more extensive preparatory procedures are not required (root-canal treatments, extractions...). Price:
-EUR 210 (metal-ceramic) X 4 = EUR 840.
-EUR 350 (all-ceramic) X 4 = EUR 1,400.
Have a nice day!
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