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Visitor asks:

Good evening... I have a problem with the upper left central incisor. Three years ago my dentist found that the nerve had died. She opened the tooth and treated it for about 3 months. It did not heal, so she recommended a procedure with an oral surgeon. She filled the tooth, and the surgeon performed an operation: he cut the gum and removed part of the roots. Throughout this time I could somehow still feel the tooth, although it was supposedly dead. Now a problem has developed: the gum was painful when I bit with the tooth. It swelled and became infected with pus, so I needed dental help. She found that the root was apparently fractured and that the tooth would need to be removed and an implant inserted. Therefore I kindly ask whether I could come for an examination and your opinion. I am also interested in whether all this is self-paid or whether insurance covers anything. I am 35 years old. Thank you in advance for your answer. Kind regards, jože

Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:

Dear Sir/Madam!

You can certainly come to us. Make an appointment by phone at 04/5300660.
If the tooth needs to be extracted, an implant is certainly a suitable solution. The service is self-paid. Price of the procedure:
- EUR 750 (implant without bone augmentation)
- EUR 420 (crown on implant)
- total EUR 1170.

Have a nice day!

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