Your questions

 Hello,  as a child I wore braces only on the upper teeth, not on the lower ones  - I lost them - which has resulted in quite crooked lower central and lateral incisors  .The teeth are  slightly rotated and not aligned. Otherwise  my teeth are well maintained and I have everything treated as needed. I am 50 and am not considering braces. I think that over the years the lower teeth have become increasingly crowded. What could be done for a more aesthetic appearance?  Fortunately, when I speak or laugh, my lower lip does not expose too many teeth. Thank you for your answer. Simona

In the upper jaw I have a total denture supported by 3 of my own teeth, 2 on the left and 1 on the right.  The denture is very good, but the palatal plate bothers me.
I would like to keep the denture, but without the palatal plate..
Please give me your solution, the procedure and price, and how long I would need to wait at your clinic.
I am 49 years old and healthy!
Thank you very much for your answer! 

Hello!
My lower first molar was extracted.
My dentist advised against an implant because, supposedly, the nerve in the jaw is close to the implant site at the first molar and the nerve could be damaged.  What is your opinion of this explanation, and is it possible before the procedure to check how much space there is for an implant?
kind regards and thank you for your answer

My dentist will soon restore my upper teeth by covering them with crowns. I also have some missing teeth between them.
I am now unsure about the choice of material and would ask for your opinion and arguments regarding ceramic or ordinary plastic, and how much better it is to pay extra for "better metal". I have had my lower teeth crowned for several years; at the time I chose the option provided by the health service with an additional payment for better metal.
I would like you to write a little more about these metals in relation to health and also whether they can affect the taste of food.
Thank you in advance for your answer and kind regards.

Hello,
a week ago my lower first molar was extracted and I was advised to have a dental implant.
I would like to know the price of the service and how soon I could get an appointment?
Thank you and kind regards, Erna

Hello,
I kindly ask for your advice regarding implants for the upper jaw. I have ulcerative colitis, I take corticosteroids (Medrol 4mg), and I am anemic.
What do you advise?
Thank you for your answer.
Kind regards, Vesna

Hello, because of heart problems I have to have 9 teeth extracted as soon as possible, and I would like to know how much it would cost to have the teeth pulled and to have a complete upper and lower removable denture made, because at the age of 34 I would not like to have an ordinary denture. Thank you for your answer.

Hello!
Two weeks ago my dentist extracted 7 roots in the upper jaw, on which I had had a bridge for the last 15 years. I am now completely without teeth in the upper jaw; two days ago I already received a total denture, but I am afraid I will never be able to get used to it, especially because of the palatal support. I would like to know whether it is possible to start the implant placement procedure immediately (either for a removable denture supported by 4 implants or a bridge on 6/8 implants), or whether, because the roots were extracted, it is necessary to wait for some time. I would also like to know how long the waiting period would be in each case.
Thank you for your answer, kind regards!

Dear Sir/Madam,
I would like to know whether white fillings conduct pain or sensitivity more. I would like to replace all amalgam fillings with white ones, and my dentist has already replaced one in a tooth where I had previously felt mild sensitivity. Now the sensitivity is even more pronounced; it feels as if the filling does not seal, and when liquid or food reaches the filling I feel a sharp sensitivity. The dentist then repaired the replaced filling, but the sensitivity is just as pronounced as before the procedure.
Thank you sincerely for your answer and kind regards

Hello!
Below I am attaching the question I already asked and your answer.
I would like to know how much the second option you mentioned costs and how long the procedure takes?
Thank you for your answer and kind regards,
Christine
Hello!
I have a gap between my two upper front teeth and also between the canine and first premolar, also in the upper jaw. I would like to know whether this can be corrected or closed without fixed braces. My orthodontist told me that only that option is suitable. Since I would not like to wear fixed braces at the age of 21, I am wondering whether there are other possibilities.
Thank you very much for your answer and kind regards,
Christine Ereiz
Dear Sir/Madam!
The simplest way to correct the aesthetic problem you describe is to build up the dental crowns with composite material. The solution is quick, simple and non-radical (because the hard dental tissues are not damaged), but it may be less durable than aesthetic veneers or crowns. Fabricating these requires grinding the tooth enamel (which is an irreversible event); the procedure is somewhat more expensive, but durable and provides excellent aesthetic results. The textbook procedure is to move the teeth with fixed braces, which your colleague has already explained to you.
Have a nice day!