Prosthetics

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Dental prosthetics aim to replace missing teeth and improve the appearance and functionality of existing ones. We use modern materials and CAD/CAM technology, allowing us to digitally design your perfect and harmonious smile after scanning your teeth. Our laboratory is equipped with the latest devices, enabling precise and efficient fabrication of the most sophisticated restorations.

Types of prosthetic restorations:

Crowns are permanently fixed restorations that restore the aesthetics and function of teeth that are:

 – Fractured

 – Endodontically treated

 – Worn down or have large fillings

Metal-ceramic crowns

These crowns have a metal base covered with a layer of ceramic. The main advantage of this material is its strength, while the downside is reduced translucency and the potential appearance of a dark gum line near the crown.

Zirconia crowns

The entire crown is made of zirconium oxide, a material that offers mechanical strength, biocompatibility, and excellent aesthetics.

Zirconia-ceramic crowns

These crowns have a zirconium oxide core with exceptional strength, layered with ceramic to achieve a more natural appearance.

Ceramic crowns

A crown made entirely of high-quality ceramic, offering the best aesthetic outcome in prosthetic restorations. The downside of this type of crown is its contraindication in cases requiring extensive bite corrections or replacement of missing teeth.

Bridges are a solution for a harmonious smile, restoring both aesthetics and the loss of one or more teeth. These permanently fixed restorations prevent the shifting and loss of neighboring teeth and restore chewing function.

Combined restorations are recommended when multiple teeth are missing and conditions do not allow for implant placement. These solutions include a fixed part and a removable part, making them more comfortable for the patient.

Removable dentures are used when fixed prosthetics or implants are not an option. They can be:

  • Partial (when several teeth are missing)

  • Complete (when all teeth are missing, also replacing lost supporting tissues)