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Dear Sir/Madam, I would like to know the price for 3 implants for 3 missing teeth, how long the procedure takes, whether each implant is placed separately or all at once, how long the waiting time is, and whether any discount is possible. Thank you.

Dear Sir/Madam,
6 months ago my dentist extracted teeth 43 and 44 (supposedly it was one large filling, although I had no pain at all), and now he is away for a longer period, so we did not agree on how to replace the missing teeth. In the meantime tooth 42 has also started to become loose. I am 61 years old and until now I have not had problems with my teeth.
What do you advise, how long would treatment take and how much would it cost?
Thank you very much for your answer and best regards
Mojca

Hello,
I have been having my upper first molar treated for several months. The dentist cleaned and treated two canals, but he cannot treat the third canal  because he cannot “get through” it. There are supposedly also signs of inflammation at the end of this canal.
I would like to know whether it is possible to treat the third canal and how much this procedure would cost at your practice.
Thank you in advance for your answer and kind regards.

Dear Sir/Madam,
Since 2006, in my upper jaw I had a crown on five front teeth and a removable denture attached to it. Two weeks ago the crown broke off, so I was left without teeth in the upper jaw. Because my dentist is on maternity leave, I am receiving emergency care only. One root has been extracted, but the remaining ones have not.
I would like to know the price of fixed prosthetic rehabilitation of the upper jaw using the All-on-4 method. I would also like to know the waiting time, or a possible date for treatment.
From Maribor
Best regards

Dear Sir/Madam! In the upper jaw I have a removable denture that will no longer be functional because my upper right first molar has to be removed, so on the right I will have only the first three teeth, while on the left I have only the central incisor and second molar. ( I lost all the others because of granulomas, after several apicoectomies.) The entire construction is connected by a metal palatal bar. At the same time, I also have a complication in the lower jaw, where I already had to remove two teeth on the lower right, so I am left without a fixed prosthesis from the first premolar to the first molar. On the left I have six teeth, with the first and second premolars being non-vital teeth. I would choose a solution with a palatal plate only as a last resort, because it is not at all pleasant to wear. I am concerned about the solution in the lower jaw because I am not looking forward to grinding the teeth; it has happened too many times that the teeth under crowns subsequently failed. I kindly ask for your advice and the cost of treatment so I would know which direction to take. I have my own dentist, but he advised me to consult a dental prosthodontist and perhaps also an oral surgeon about solving my current dental problems.

One day ago I bit down hard on something hard. Nothing chipped off. I do not have any pain either. Only when I think about it, I have a slightly strange feeling in my teeth. Should I see a dentist because of this? Would my teeth have started hurting immediately if one had cracked or shifted? The gum is not injured. The teeth are not damaged. Thank you for your answer.

Good day! I would like to ask whether it is normal that a devitalized lower 7 tooth, with 2 nerves, has been hurting for 3 months. Yesterday I visited my dentist; she opened the tooth, cleaned the canals and placed medication, but the tooth still hurts on pressure  and feels very hot. This morning I woke up with the taste of the medication in my mouth and a headache. Do I need to go to the dentist immediately or should I wait a little longer?

Dear Sir/Madam, during root canal cleaning the dentist broke a white file used to clean the canal and it remained inside. Every two months I go to have the medication changed because of the long waiting time at the Dental Clinic. I would like to know how the procedure for removing the broken instrument is performed, whether it is painful, and whether I can ask for an anesthetic or pain relief because I am afraid—actually it is almost a phobia.
Thank you for your answer and have a nice day
Tanja

Hello!
Recently my first molar had to be extracted because the tooth could not be saved. I would like to know how long the wound will heal and when I can replace the missing tooth. Which is better? A dental bridge or an implant?
I would also like to know whether veneers can be placed on the front teeth (the two lateral incisors are slightly displaced outward—they protrude).
Thank you for your answer and best regards
Sandra

Hello. A few days ago I noticed 2 small black spots on both lower first primary molars of my 22-month-old daughter. That same day we went to the dentist, who confirmed caries. He and the assistant discussed how it should be treated, namely that it would have to be done as in adults; then something about a material that can be used even if saliva gets to it... in short, I do not know because I am not familiar with this. Today we had the appointment. He only drilled the teeth and left them open so that pus could drain and supposedly this should not hurt my daughter. I should say that I am very worried about all this. Since her first tooth erupted, we have brushed regularly, and she has almost no sugar or other sweet drinks. She is really very restricted in all of this, in addition to regular oral hygiene... I do not know where the problem was or what I did wrong, because I truly never expected this. Her other teeth are very nice and healthy, but both lower first primary molars have caries reaching the pulp. I am also worried because my daughter is obviously in pain, as she cries loudly when eating. In addition, how will I be able to clean the food out of the tooth thoroughly... I would also like to know whether leaving a tooth open like this is really the best approach? What can I expect? I apologize for the confused question... I am very sad and worried.