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Visitor asks:

Hello!
Both of my upper lateral incisors are crooked and protrude outward. I would like to know whether they can be corrected in any other way besides braces, because there is not enough space behind them for them to return to the proper position (the canines are too close; at the orthodontic examination I was told that this is genetically determined and nothing can be done). So, could it be corrected with veneers or in some other way, and what would the price be?
Thank you very much in advance for your answer.

Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:

Dear Sir/Madam!

The best way to correct the problem described is certainly orthodontic treatment (with braces). If this is excluded for professional or subjective reasons, the problem can be corrected with fixed prosthetic treatment (crowns, veneers...). Most often, treatment is also necessary on neighbouring teeth, so I cannot give you an exact amount. In any case, an examination, X-ray imaging and careful consideration of the relatively radical procedure are necessary before making a decision. I can give you the price for each individual restoration:
- EUR 350 (ceramic veneer)
- EUR 350 (all-ceramic crown)
- EUR 210 (metal-ceramic crown).

Have a nice day!

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