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Good day, I would like to ask what type of treatment would be used for my tooth in my case. On tooth 2, the front part of the tooth has chipped off (from the gum downward) and it involves just under one third of the tooth; quite a large hole has formed at the site. I would also like to know whether the procedure is as

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Dear Sir/Madam! Based on what you have written, I believe that rebuilding the dental crown with composite material is the most appropriate method of restoration. The procedure is quick and painless. If the crown defect is too extensive for this type of treatment, I suggest making
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Dear Sir/Madam, On Monday I developed severe pain in a lower first molar that was treated three years ago. According to the new X-ray, at least 80% of the visible part of the tooth is a white filling. Inflammation has developed under one root. I am currently taking antibiotics to calm the inflammation, and the pain has

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Dear Sir/Madam! To assess the situation, I would need to see at least the X-ray. The decision to extract a tooth is made on the basis of many factors. Have a nice day!
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Kind regards! I am 26 years old and, because of my fear of dentists, I have serious dental problems. Both lower wisdom teeth and an upper second molar are completely destroyed. I am also missing the upper left lateral incisor and the upper right canine, which never erupted. I would like to know the approximate price of

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Dear Sir/Madam! Based on what you have written, I believe the two wisdom teeth and the second molar should be extracted. We usually do not replace these teeth. The missing canine and lateral incisor can be replaced with dental implants without the need to additionally grind the n
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Hello. I would like to know whether you also accept patients with a referral for surgery.

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Dear Sir/Madam! We provide the mentioned services on a self-pay basis. Have a nice day!
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Hello! I have a problem: practically almost all my teeth are badly damaged. For nearly 15 years I worked every day from morning until evening, so there was not always time for oral hygiene except in the evening before bed. In addition, I constantly grind my teeth while sleeping; my partner has even sent me out of the b

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Dear Sir/Madam! Please call 04/5300660 or 040 294488 so that we can arrange an appointment. At the first examination we will take an X-ray and prepare exact quotations that are in line with your wishes. Have a nice day!
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Hello, I would like to know how much it costs to repair a chipped tooth with a standard white filling material. Thank you, kind regards.

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Dear Sir/Madam! Standard materials for the posterior region are amalgams, while for the anterior region they are composites (white fillings). If we are talking about the standard treatment covered by insurance, in this case the filling is fully covered by ZZZS. Have a nice day!
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Dear Sir/Madam. I am 36 years old. I have been diagnosed with generalized aggressive periodontitis. To begin with, I regularly visit my dentist, who only at my last visit, after reviewing a new panoramic X-ray, mentioned that something was wrong and referred me to a periodontist. I saw the periodontist within a month a

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Dear Sir/Madam! The disease will not progress substantially in three months. Periodontal disease usually starts quite early but does not show disturbing symptoms, at least to the average observer. The main causes of periodontal disease (periodontitis) are bacterial plaque, smokin
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Kind regards. I am 13 years old. I have a gap of about 5 mm between my two upper central incisors. What should I do?

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Dear Sir/Madam! Based on what you have written, I believe the best option would be to reshape or build up the teeth with composite material, which is a completely non-radical procedure. Aesthetic veneers can also be made, but they require minimal intervention in the hard dental t
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Hello! I am 31 years old and have had a diagnosis of alopecia totalis for almost 15 years. Since the cause of the disease has not been found, I would like your opinion on whether amalgam fillings in my mouth could be a possible reason. I have 12 large amalgam restorations; in some places they even extend to the gum and

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Dear Sir/Madam! According to the latest information I have, amalgam is still a filling material without an equivalent or better alternative. The amounts of Hg are negligible for health and can be compared with everyday intake through food. If we are talking about focal sources of
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Hello. Tomorrow I am having an apicoectomy of the upper right second premolar. How long does the procedure itself take? And what does it mean that the sinus cavity may be opened during such a procedure? Thank you very much for your answer. Kind regards.

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Dear Sir/Madam! During the procedure, the tip of the root of the problematic tooth is usually resected and the diseased, infected bone around it is removed. Sometimes this means removal or damage to the bone separating the oral cavity from the maxillary sinus (oroantral communica
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