Dental Prosthetics As Permanent Fix

Permanent functional and aesthetic solutions that replace one or more teeth with dental prosthetic works

Dental Prosthetics As Permanent Fix

Permanent functional and aesthetic solutions that replace one or more teeth with dental prosthetic works

LATEST 3D TECHNOLOGY

The production of prosthetic dental works includes the use of integrated 3D system consisting of intraoral scanner, digital dental X-ray, and computer modeling and fabrication (CAD / CAM system).

FIXED DENTAL PROSTHETICS

Fixed dental prosthetic works include all types of crowns, veneers, bridges and fixed works on implants. State-of-the-art 3D technology ensures high quality, functionality and aesthetics.

MOBILE DENTAL PROSTHETICS

Mobile prosthetic works include all types of complete and partial dentures. Making them is quick, easy and completely non-invasive. They are the best option for patients who cannot have more complex procedures.

SUPERIOR MAKING

When making all dental prosthetic works we use only the highest quality materials. Which, in combination with our state-of-the-art technology, provide durable dental prosthetic solutions.

Dental prosthetics (prosthodontics) includes fixed and mobile prosthetic works. Fixed prosthetic works are dental restorations that protect teeth or replace one or more missing teeth, with the basic goal of restoring their function and aesthetics.

We distinguish several types of fixed prosthetic works, such as crowns, veneers, bridges and fixed works on implants.

By mobile prosthetic works we mean prostheses. Complete dentures are mobile-prosthetic replacements indicated in patients with complete edentulousness. Making such prostheses is quick, simple and completely non-invasive.

They are made of acrylic base and acrylic or ceramic teeth. They are easy to maintain, they need to be taken out after a meal, washed under a stream of lukewarm water and put back in the mouth.

Mobile dental prosthetic works completely rehabilitate the patient and restore impaired function and aesthetics. They are the best option for patients who, for health reasons, are contraindicated in more complex procedures.

Partial dentures are also mobile-prosthetic replacements, and are made when the patient still has their teeth or implants implanted, but the layout and number of such chewing units is not sufficient to make a fixed-prosthetic replacement.

The partial denture consists of an acrylate base (in combination with metal) and retention elements. The type of retention elements is determined individually for each patient. The manufacturing process is non-invasive, the prosthesis is very stable and comfortable to wear, which is why patients easily get used to such replacements.

Dental bridges are prosthetic functional and aesthetic restorations that replace one or more teeth.

Lack of teeth can lead to pathological changes in the bite, movement and tilting of the teeth, damage to the jaw joint, the development of periodontal diseases and the development of new caries. When making bridges, it is necessary to grind the adjacent teeth that will serve as bridge supports.

The dental bridge consists of abutment crowns and a bridge body that extends between and replaces the missing teeth. Materials for making bridges are metal-ceramics and metal-free ceramics.

After contouring the teeth an impression is taken, on the basis of which a technician in the laboratory makes an individual restoration. While the bridge is under construction, the patient is given a temporary bridge with which he can function normally. The durability of bridges, as well as crowns, depends on the health of the patient and especially on good hygiene, and regular check-ups are required.

Although bridges provide satisfactory aesthetics and function, today our first choice for missing one or more teeth is a dental implant.

Veneers are a permanent solution that can significantly change the color of teeth, as well as correct their shape and position. The veneers provide exceptional aesthetic results and, with minimal invasiveness, represent a fast and efficient lasting solution for a beautiful smile. Ceramic veneers can solve most problems in dentistry, but only after a detailed examination and properly set indications.

Dental veneers are individually made ceramic veneers that require minimal teeth contouring, and that limited mainly only the front surfaces of the teeth. They represent an excellent aesthetic solution for stained or chipped teeth, and can even serve as an alternative to orthodontic therapy for diastema or minor teeth rotations. Dental veneers are cemented to the prepared tooth surface. Today’s materials, ie extremely translucent and transparent ceramics (porcelain), enable a completely natural look.

Dental veneer is made individually in the laboratory and not directly in the patient’s mouth. Therefore, two or more visits to the dentist are required. The durability of veneers depends on biological factors, dental care and other oral structures. We use highly developed CAD / CAM technology for the manufacture and processing of most modern high-quality materials.

Problems that are successfully solved by veneers:

  • any damage or discoloration of the enamel, whether congenital or acquired (caused by bad habits, use of antibiotics, dental fluorosis)
  • minor orthodontic anomalies, such as increased tooth spacing (diastema) and some rotation
  • teeth worn or damaged due to bruxism (gnashing and squeezing of teeth) or some other causes (gastritis, bulimia)

The basic task of a dental ceramic crown is to replace irretrievably lost tooth tissue, preserve the tooth and restore its impaired function, and mimic its natural appearance as much as possible.

The crown is made in cases when the tooth is too damaged for a filling to be palced in it. The indications for the dental crown are as follows:

  1. Tooth fracture due to trauma (blow, fall, accident).
  2. Tooth with large caries.
  3. Endodontically treated tooth.
  4. Aesthetic indication (rotated, slanted, too small teeth, etc.).

The crown is made according to an individual impression in the laboratory from metal-ceramics, zircon-ceramics or empress-ceramics. During the making of the crown in the laboratory the patient always receives temporary crowns so that he can perform daily tasks normally. The patient is allowed normal chewing, speech and aesthetics.

From quality dental crown we expect: a perfect fit on the prepared tooth, a favorable relationship to the periodontal tissue, good contact with adjacent teeth and tooth antagonists and, finally, the shape and color that best suits the surrounding teeth. Meeting all the above requirements requires a lot of knowledge, skills and time, primarily by prosthetic specialists, as well as the rest of the team that works closely with him (periodontist, implantologist…), but also a dental technician.

Poor dental crown fit results in secondary caries, tooth sensitivity, or even denture loss. A crown that “sits” on the gums leads to its inflammation, which can then spread to deeper structures of periodontal tissue. Too close contact with adjacent teeth or intercourse without adequate contact regularly contributes to food retention, which in turn results in caries, inflammation and the like.

In cases where only one tooth is made, with intact adjacent teeth, it is sometimes the “real art” to make a completely natural restoration that will look like a real tooth. The hardest thing is to get the impression that the crown grows out of healthy gums.

By meeting the above criteria, we extend the durability of work, and thus increase patient satisfaction. And a satisfied patient is our ultimate goal!!!

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