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Visitor asks:

Dear Sir/Madam,
I have chronically poor teeth; despite good and regular hygiene, my teeth keep breaking. Five teeth are partially or completely destroyed (down to the gum—no tooth remains). I visit dentists regularly, but they do not know how to help me because the teeth continue to break despite restoration, to the point that only a stump remains.
In two days I have to travel abroad by plane for unavoidable work-related training. I would like to know how flying can affect my teeth. Can pressure changes cause pain? Are complications possible?
It would be terrible if all five teeth, or even more, hurt during the 15-hour flight. At present I do not have any serious pain.
What can you advise me?
Thank you for your answer and kind regards.

Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:

Dear Sir/Madam!

Please call us on 040 294488. We will carry out an initial examination and take an X-ray, and on that basis we can decide together on a treatment programme.

Have a nice day!

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