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Visitor asks:

Hello, I have two questions.
I am 33 years old and my questions are as follows:
1. I have a gap between my lower central incisors and, as I have learned from the internet and also from your website, veneers are one of the solutions, is that correct?
And the approximate price for one veneer is EUR 350?
2. Second question. Years ago my lower right first molar was extracted and, over a longer period, this resulted in the first premolar moving considerably away from the canine. Consequently there is now such a large gap between the canine and first premolar that it looks as if I were "missing" a tooth. Can anything be done about this problem?
Thank you very much for your answers and kind regards!
Žiga

Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:

Dear Sir/Madam!

You have already answered the first question yourself. The problem described under point 2 first requires orthodontic therapy (most often with a fixed appliance), which places the teeth in the correct position, followed immediately by replacement of the tooth in the prepared space. The second part of the therapy can be performed in two ways:
-making a bridge
-placing an implant (dental implant)
Restoration with a dental implant is certainly the better solution in every respect.

Have a nice day!

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