Dental prosthetics

Fixed dental prosthetics replace teeth permanently and cannot be removed by the patient. They are firmly attached to teeth or implants.

Dental crowns:        Cover a damaged tooth to protect it and restore its shape.

Dental briges:      Replace one or more teeth using neighbouring teeth or implants.

Implant-supported prosthetics:               Fixed to implants inserted into the jawbone, they replace one or more teeth.
These prosthetics offer durability, comfort and natural aesthetics..

Removable prosthetics are an economical and adaptive solution for replacing missing teeth. They can be easily removed and replaced by the patient.

There are several types:

1. Partial: Replaces a few teeth, supported by the remaining natural teeth.
2. Complete (dentures) : Replaces all the teeth in an arch.

Benefits:

• Lower cost than fixed prosthetics.
• Easy to adjust or replace.
• Suitable for different budgets and situations.

The retention and comfort of removable prosthetics can be significantly improved by the use of one or more implants. These implants are anchored by a press stud or retention bar system to ‘clip’ the prosthetics on top.

Removable prosthetics must be regularly checked and readjusted to adapt them to the oral cavity.