Dear Sir/Madam, three years ago I received 12 ceramic-covered upper teeth in one piece. Recently one central incisor chipped. The dentist tried three times to apply some material, but it soon partly detached and fell off. The tooth is thinner and shorter than the neighbouring central incisor, and it also feels rough to
Dear Sir/Madam, three years ago I received 12 ceramic-covered upper teeth in one piece. Recently one central incisor chipped. The dentist tried three times to apply some material, but it soon partly detached and fell off.
The tooth is thinner and shorter than the neighbouring central incisor, and it also feels rough to the tongue.
I would like to know whether it is possible to apply a ceramic veneer in my case and where I could have this done. Thank you sincerely for your answer.
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Dear Sir/Madam! It is possible to make a new crown or veneer on the existing bridge framework that you have. This allows us to avoid removing the entire bridge. The service is relatively simple and quick and can also be performed at our clinic. Have a nice day!
Dear Sir/Madam!
It is possible to make a new crown or veneer on the existing bridge framework that you have. This allows us to avoid removing the entire bridge. The service is relatively simple and quick and can also be performed at our clinic.
Hello Dr Rotar, I will be 40 years old and I have had dental problems since 2005. The worst is on the upper left side, where my dentist first treated the second premolar, first molar and second molar, but the gum above still hurt. None of this helped, and the second molar was removed first in 2011; in January 2013 she
Hello Dr Rotar,
I will be 40 years old and I have had dental problems since 2005. The worst is on the upper left side, where my dentist first treated the second premolar, first molar and second molar, but the gum above still hurt. None of this helped, and the second molar was removed first in 2011; in January 2013 she also removed the first molar and was supposed to make a bridge involving the first premolar, second premolar and wisdom tooth, but the second premolar is not fine either because it started hurting. I also had an apicoectomy on it in 2012, but the tooth now hurts and will also have to be removed. I cannot imagine being without all three of these teeth. My question is what the possibility is of placing implants at the positions of the second premolar and first molar and how much the total price would be. I would take out a loan, or is payment in instalments also possible, since the price is probably quite high? Thank you for your answers.
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Dear Sir/Madam! The price of the procedure you are asking about (implants with dental crowns at the positions of the second premolar and first molar): -750 Eur (implant) X 2 = 1500 Eur -420 Eur (crown on implant) X 2 = 840 Eur -total: 2340 Eur. The price includes all materials an
Dear Sir/Madam!
The price of the procedure you are asking about (implants with dental crowns at the positions of the second premolar and first molar):
-750 Eur (implant) X 2 = 1500 Eur -420 Eur (crown on implant) X 2 = 840 Eur -total: 2340 Eur. The price includes all materials and procedures from the beginning to the final result, including temporary replacements:
Hello! In April 2012 my upper left second premolar began to hurt. At the emergency service they found that the tooth had "decayed under the filling", put in medication, temporarily closed it and sent me to my own dentist. He then opened the tooth several times, replaced the medication and temporarily closed it. Because
Hello! In April 2012 my upper left second premolar began to hurt. At the emergency service they found that the tooth had "decayed under the filling", put in medication, temporarily closed it and sent me to my own dentist. He then opened the tooth several times, replaced the medication and temporarily closed it. Because the pain would not subside and it was the holiday period, I went to the emergency service several more times, where they mostly replaced the medication and temporarily closed the tooth. Meanwhile, because I moved, I also changed dentists. The new dentist found that the wisdom tooth was actually also causing problems and was non-vital, so she also put medication in it and temporarily closed it. Since September I have therefore been treating both teeth. Yesterday she filled the canals of the second premolar and placed a temporary filling; after the X-ray she said it looked fine, but during the night it started hurting badly. The tooth is sensitive to touch and feels as if it is throbbing. Do you think this is normal and will pass, or is some different treatment needed? I would also like to know whether it makes sense to treat the upper left wisdom tooth in the same way or whether it would be more sensible to extract it. Thank you very much for your answer.
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Dear Sir/Madam! A tooth can hurt for a few days after root-canal filling, especially on percussion or pressure. In principle, the pain subsides within a few days. If the pain is throbbing, I recommend removing the filling, applying a medicated dressing for a short period, and the
Dear Sir/Madam!
A tooth can hurt for a few days after root-canal filling, especially on percussion or pressure. In principle, the pain subsides within a few days. If the pain is throbbing, I recommend removing the filling, applying a medicated dressing for a short period, and then refilling with X-ray control. It might be better to remove the wisdom tooth rather than treat it.
Hello.. My name is Klavdija and first of all, unfortunately, I am VERY VERY AFRAID of dentists.. I have one problem: I am not even exactly sure whether it is the lower left second or third molar, which is broken or has not been extracted, and now my gum has started to swell so much that it is very difficult for me to o
Hello..
My name is Klavdija and first of all, unfortunately, I am VERY VERY AFRAID of dentists.. I have one problem: I am not even exactly sure whether it is the lower left second or third molar, which is broken or has not been extracted, and now my gum has started to swell so much that it is very difficult for me to open my mouth. Because I have quite a strong fear of dentists, I somehow decided to write to you because in a way I trust you that it probably will not be too painful, although I realize it will need extraction and I am worried that it will be a more difficult one.
I would like to know the price of the entire procedure, because unfortunately I have to prepare the finances a little... and how long the waiting time is, and whether I need to stay at home after the procedure or can go straight to work.
Thank you for all the answers and have a nice day.
I really hope I can gather the courage and come to have this taken care of, and then gradually have all my teeth checked.
Klavdija
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Dear Sir/Madam! If this is an extraction of a wisdom tooth, the procedure can indeed take a little longer (10 to 15 min): the procedure is painless, and we do not expect complications afterwards, so you can immediately return to everyday activities. The price of the procedure is
Dear Sir/Madam!
If this is an extraction of a wisdom tooth, the procedure can indeed take a little longer (10 to 15 min): the procedure is painless, and we do not expect complications afterwards, so you can immediately return to everyday activities. The price of the procedure is 90 Eur. To book the procedure, call 04 04/5300660 or 040 294488.
Hello. Last week my dentist extracted the lower right wisdom tooth. During extraction one root broke off and remained in the jaw. The tooth had to be removed because there was not enough room for it and it was pressing on the other teeth. Should the retained root be removed surgically, or will it really come out on its
Hello. Last week my dentist extracted the lower right wisdom tooth. During extraction one root broke off and remained in the jaw. The tooth had to be removed because there was not enough room for it and it was pressing on the other teeth. Should the retained root be removed surgically, or will it really come out on its own? What are the possible complications? It has been 5 days since the extraction and I do not have any significant pain, only the usual pain when biting.
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Dear Sir/Madam! In theory and according to doctrine, it is wise to remove the root, but it is also true that it may remain in the mouth forever without causing you any symptoms. Have a nice day!
Dear Sir/Madam!
In theory and according to doctrine, it is wise to remove the root, but it is also true that it may remain in the mouth forever without causing you any symptoms.
Hello, I would like to know how much a partial denture for the lower jaw would cost at your clinic. I am missing two teeth on the left and three on the right.
Hello,
I would like to know how much a partial denture for the lower jaw would cost at your clinic. I am missing two teeth on the left and three on the right.
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Dear Sir/Madam! Price of a partial denture: -700 Eur (acrylic partial denture) -900 Eur (partial denture with a cast base) Have a nice day!
Dear Sir/Madam!
Price of a partial denture: -700 Eur (acrylic partial denture) -900 Eur (partial denture with a cast base)
Hello! In the lower jaw I only have teeth 1, 2 and 3 on the left and 1, 2, 3 and 4 on the right. I do not want implants. What do you recommend — what kind of denture (so that the clasps on L3 and R4 would not be visible)? What is the price? What do the materials Cromazit and Vizil mean? Thank you and have a nice day. O
Hello! In the lower jaw I only have teeth 1, 2 and 3 on the left and 1, 2, 3 and 4 on the right. I do not want implants. What do you recommend — what kind of denture (so that the clasps on L3 and R4 would not be visible)? What is the price? What do the materials Cromazit and Vizil mean? Thank you and have a nice day. One more thing: can I come to you just for an examination, if necessary, so that you can give me advice? Thank you.
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Dear Sir/Madam! If we limit ourselves to rehabilitation without dental implants, the only and also most commonly used option is a partial denture. The denture can be simple, without fixed-prosthodontic preparations, but the retentive elements are then visible clasps. If we want t
Dear Sir/Madam!
If we limit ourselves to rehabilitation without dental implants, the only and also most commonly used option is a partial denture. The denture can be simple, without fixed-prosthodontic preparations, but the retentive elements are then visible clasps. If we want to avoid this, at least two splinted crowns must be made on the last two teeth in the row on each side, carrying an attachment or joint that supports the partial denture better and without visible metal elements. I would personally recommend this form to you as well. Price: -210 Eur (metal-ceramic crown) X 4 = 840 Eur -250 Eur (attachment or joint) X 2 = 500 Eur -900 Eur (denture with cast base; Vizil) X 1 = 900 Eur -total: 2240 Eur. The price includes all materials and procedures from the beginning to the desired result, including temporary replacements. To arrange an initial examination, please call us at 040 294488.
Hello! I have had somewhat crooked teeth since childhood, but my dentist was not in favour of braces, saying it would correct itself. Later it seemed too late to me. I am now interested in porcelain veneers. The situation is that my lateral incisor slightly overlaps the central incisor, which is positioned a little far
Hello! I have had somewhat crooked teeth since childhood, but my dentist was not in favour of braces, saying it would correct itself. Later it seemed too late to me. I am now interested in porcelain veneers. The situation is that my lateral incisor slightly overlaps the central incisor, which is positioned a little farther back. Can this be corrected with veneers? Is a veneer placed only on the tooth that is set back, or how does it work?
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Dear Sir/Madam! The problem you describe would best be corrected with orthodontic treatment, as this is the standard and non-radical approach. When making dental veneers, it is necessary to intervene somewhat in the enamel structure, meaning that a layer of enamel 0.3 to 0.7 mm t
Dear Sir/Madam!
The problem you describe would best be corrected with orthodontic treatment, as this is the standard and non-radical approach. When making dental veneers, it is necessary to intervene somewhat in the enamel structure, meaning that a layer of enamel 0.3 to 0.7 mm thick must be removed from the visible surface of the tooth. A porcelain veneer is bonded to the prepared surface and can change the colour and, to a certain extent, also the shape (position) of the tooth. In the case you are asking about, it would probably be necessary to treat the surfaces of both teeth and achieve the desired aesthetic effect through reshaping. I can tell you more after a clinical examination.
Dear Doctor! I am 27 years old and unfortunately I inherited such poor teeth that, despite serious and good hygiene, I am already missing many of them. I would like to know what the cheapest solution might be if I am missing all lower first, second and third molars; in the upper left I am missing the first, second and
Dear Doctor!
I am 27 years old and unfortunately I inherited such poor teeth that, despite serious and good hygiene, I am already missing many of them. I would like to know what the cheapest solution might be if I am missing all lower first, second and third molars; in the upper left I am missing the first, second and third molars, while in the upper right I still have one second molar. Unfortunately the teeth could not be saved; we tried everything, but according to my dentist the pain is somewhere in the bone, because even dead and open teeth hurt after every possible treatment. What should I do? At my age I no longer know how to proceed... I have no bite, and aesthetically it is not acceptable either. I am interested in all possible solutions, but especially the cheapest one, since I am still a student...:/
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Dear Sir/Madam! In the lower jaw you have a shortened dental arch on both sides (the last tooth is the second premolar), which means that a bridge is not an option. Considering your dental status and age, the best solution is certainly to place dental implants at least in the pos
Dear Sir/Madam!
In the lower jaw you have a shortened dental arch on both sides (the last tooth is the second premolar), which means that a bridge is not an option. Considering your dental status and age, the best solution is certainly to place dental implants at least in the positions of the first molars, and preferably also in the positions of the second molars. The same applies to the upper left side (if the third molar is present, it might be possible to make a bridge from the second premolar to the second molar), while in the upper right, in addition to implant treatment, a conventional bridge is also an option. A partial denture is theoretically not a bad solution (and is certainly the cheapest), but in practice it proves to be a poor and insufficient solution.
Hello! I would like to know how painless tooth extraction is performed. I am quite severely afraid, so I am asking whether a tooth can be removed completely without pain. The tooth is decayed and hurts. I would also like to know the price and waiting time. Thank you in advance for your answer. Kind regards.
Hello!
I would like to know how painless tooth extraction is performed. I am quite severely afraid, so I am asking whether a tooth can be removed completely without pain. The tooth is decayed and hurts. I would also like to know the price and waiting time. Thank you in advance for your answer. Kind regards.
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Dear Sir/Madam! Teeth are extracted under local anaesthesia, which means that the procedure is painless. Price of the procedure: -60 Eur (simple extraction) -90 Eur (complicated...) Have a nice day!
Dear Sir/Madam!
Teeth are extracted under local anaesthesia, which means that the procedure is painless. Price of the procedure: -60 Eur (simple extraction) -90 Eur (complicated...)
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