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Visitor asks:

Dear Sir/Madam!
I am 77 years old and need a lower denture. At the front I still have five teeth (on the left 1, 2, 3 and on the right 1, 2), but no teeth at the back. I would like to know whether I would also need implants for retention of the denture (and how many). Please also let me know the price for the procedure you consider appropriate in my case.

Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:

Dear Sir/Madam!

In your case, implants are not necessary for denture retention, since five teeth should in principle be sufficient to retain the denture. There are many different ways of retaining it (clasps, attachments, ...) and the choice depends on the patient’s functional and aesthetic needs. If you decided to have implants placed, approximately four implants could allow us to provide a definitive restoration without a denture, i.e. a fixed prosthetic restoration (bridge).
Approximate price: implant EUR 900 × 4 = EUR 3,600 - quantity discount = EUR 3,000. Bridge (price depends on the number of teeth included in the bridge: EUR 210 per tooth).

Have a nice day!

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