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Visitor asks:
Hello!
I am 28 years old and would like to have my entire dentition restored. Since I have not visited a dentist for many years, the condition of my teeth reflects this.
I would like to know the following: can the entire treatment/restoration be carried out in a single visit? I have also seen a few questions about general anaesthesia — is it chargeable, and can it be performed at the patient's request at all? Otherwise I brush my teeth regularly at least twice a day and do not have any pain, but recently I have been getting swellings on the gums that are sometimes painful to touch but disappear within 14 days.
Thank you in advance for your answer!
Kind regards!
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir!
In principle, larger procedures and reconstructions cannot be completed in a single visit. If only a few fillings are needed, it might be possible to finish the treatment in one session with a somewhat longer appointment.
Treatment under general anaesthesia at the patient's request is possible, but it must be indicated, meaning that rehabilitation cannot be performed in any other way. Work under general anaesthesia (with the exception of severely affected patients, e.g. Down syndrome) is chargeable.
Have a nice day!
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