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Visitor asks:

Hello!
When I was 15, I lost my upper left central incisor due to a blow during sports. I am now 20 years old and for about four years I have had a metal removable “flipper” purely for appearance. Apparently it was quite a complicated fracture...
Now I would finally like to resolve the situation properly. I am mainly interested in the prices of such treatment and how much the first examination with you costs, so that you could assess the current situation.
Thank you and kind regards!

Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:

Dear Sir/Madam!

Solutions for replacing a lost central incisor are certainly fixed prosthetic solutions. The classic solution is to make a bridge, which means preparing the adjacent teeth into cone shapes that serve as abutments for three new artificial dental crowns (two abutments and one missing tooth). The procedure is quite radical, but it provides a satisfactory aesthetic and functional prosthetic replacement. Price: 3 × 210 = EUR 630 (metal-ceramic crown) or 3 × 350 = EUR 1,050 (all-ceramic crown). More modern approaches advise against preparing the adjacent teeth, which is completely logical from the standpoint of the health of dental and periodontal tissues. The tooth is replaced with one implant supporting one artificial dental crown. The replacement is aesthetically and functionally excellent and, most importantly, we do not affect the adjacent teeth. Price: 1 × 900 (implant) + 420 (crown) = EUR 1,320. If you decide to have the work done with us, the examination is free of charge (including X-ray).

Have a nice day!

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