Need cleaning, crown installed and have a dislocated incisive
Need cleaning, crown installed and have a dislocated incisive
Added: October 21, 2008 - 8:44 AM
By: Patient Email Withheld, North Miami, FL
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Case Summary
Exam & Consultation
Crown
Teeth: 19,27
Last Full Mouth X-Ray: 2 years ago
Case Description
I am not currently in pain right now.
A gum infection on the bottom of one of my incisive had dislocated it. It is shaking a little, I don't want to lose the tooth, I need to know what can be done? Secondly I will need to have a crown installed on one of my molar. I want to know the total price of the whole procedure?
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Reply: Need cleaning, crown installed and have a dislocated incisive
added: October 21, 2008 - 10:17 AM
Cost Estimate: $ No Estimate at this time. Additional information required.
We do not want you to loose a tooth, but if you do we need to have a plan on what to do. It is always worrisome to loose a front tooth, but we can use implants or bridges to replace them.To create a treatment plan we need to see you.It is diffcult for us to give you any prices without seeing to whole problem.Please give me a call to set up an appointment for you to see Dr Forero as soon as possible.Please check our website www.cosmeticimplantdds.com Our telephone is 954 752-4900 Thank youSandra ForeroOffice Manager
Reply: Need cleaning, crown installed and have a dislocated incisive
added: October 21, 2008 - 8:12 PM
Cost Estimate: $ No Estimate at this time. Additional information required.
Hello,Congratulation, by asking dental information you''''ve made the first step toward improving your oral health. Unfortunately it is impossible to give you an estimate without a complete exam. The good news is that we offer a no obligation, completely free exam and personal consultation. Our goal is to give you a treatment plan that meet your expectation and fit your budget.All you need to do to claim your free exam &consultation is to call us at 954 693 8774 or click on the link below:plantationFLdentist.comThat''''s it! Once we speak to you, we''''ll work out a goodtime for you to come down and get checked out for free!You may also want to check our website PlantationFLdentist.com for dental information and free dental reports.If you have symptoms such as bleeding gums,tooth decay, tooth aches, or any discomfort in your mouth,then you definitely should get checked immediatelyto avoid any further problems (and to keep itfrom getting worse.)Looking forward to hear from you and hopefullyhelp you make your smile and oral health better than ever.Dr. Annette Middelhof - Enchanting Dentistry
Reply: Need cleaning, crown installed and have a dislocated incisive
added: October 24, 2008 - 8:12 AM
Cost Estimate: $695 crown, 55 cleaning
Infected gums causing teeth to loosen is generally caused by periodontal disease. Depending on the severity, the tooth may or may not be able to be saved. You should definately seek dental care urgently to see if the tooth can be saved and prevent the spread of the gum infection to surrounding teeth. A periodontist is a specialist that deals specifically with the treatment of gums. The first stage of periodontal treatment is scaling and root planing -- which is a non-surgical deep cleaning. The second stage is gum surgery in which a periodontist makes a small incision in the gums and cleans the teeth roots, then sutures the gums back up. Sometimes bone grafting is incorporated and/or antibiotics. If the gum infection spreads all the way to the root end, sometimes a root canal is needed to clean the inside of the root. If the gum disease has progressed too far, then the tooth may need to be extracted and a dental implant with bone grafting can be placed. Dental implants look and feel like your natural teeth and have a very high success rate.For crowns, I use CAD-CAM technology - Cerec - to make the crowns in one visit -- no need for uncomfortable temporaries. I have more information on this on my website -- www.terrificsmilespb.com. Crowns for uninsured patients are $695 with my Cerec machine not including a post or buildup (if needed).I am a general dentist, but I also have a periodontist in my office... and we do have Saturday appointments.
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