Cavity Treatment Inlay Persistent Integrity

Hello, this is Seoul Centum Dental Clinic. You have already had two front tooth implants, and it seems you are considering replacement due to aesthetic concerns. Such cases are quite common, and while replacement is possible, it is essential to assess the current condition first. Replacing a front tooth implant can involve merely replacing the existing implant restoration, or if the position or angle of the implant itself is an issue, it may require the removal and reinstallation of the implant. The difference in these cases results in significant variations in cost and duration. To give you a rough estimate, if only the restoration is being replaced, the price per unit will vary depending on the product you choose. Similarly, if it comes to removing the implant and reinstallation, the cost will also depend on your choice of product. In terms of time, if you are only replacing the restoration, it typically takes about 2 to 3 weeks. If reinstallation is needed, you should expect several months (usually 3 to 6 months). Since these are front teeth, temporary crowns can usually be made immediately, allowing you to continue your daily activities. For laminates, the production period for front teeth is usually around 1 to 2 weeks, and the cost will range from several hundred thousand won per unit, depending on the condition of the teeth and materials used. However, it is important to note that laminates cannot be directly applied to front implants; they can only be used on natural front teeth. This aspect also needs to be assessed based on the actual condition. In summary, we need to determine whether it is feasible to resolve the issue through restoration replacement, if reinstallation is necessary, or if there is a possibility for adjustment using laminates if natural teeth are present. Only then can we provide a precise estimate of cost and duration. If you come in, I will summarize the available options based on your current condition along with the most realistic co