RESTORE EVERY MISSING TOOTH
Dental prostheses are artificial replacements for teeth in cases where one or more teeth have been lost. There are many reasons why a tooth may be lost: an impact, tooth decay, or an oral disease such as periodontitis.
Removable Dentures
A removable dental prosthesis, commonly known as dentures, is an oral appliance designed to replace missing teeth and the bony structures that gradually deteriorate over time. Its main feature is that the patient can easily remove and put it back in themselves for cleaning or to give their mouth a rest.
Removable Partial Denture
Replaces only some missing teeth. It is secured to the remaining natural teeth with small clasps or retainers.
Complete Removable Denture
Replaces all the teeth in one or both
dental arches. It rests directly on the gums and jawbone.
Overdenture
A hybrid option that is removable but anchored to a few dental implants
to improve stability.
Fixed Prostheses
Fixed dental prostheses are custom-made devices that permanently replace missing or damaged teeth. They are anchored in the mouth—either to natural teeth or dental implants—and, unlike conventional dentures, cannot be removed by the patient.
Crowns
They are used to restore a severely
damaged or fractured tooth, covering it like a cap.
Bridges
They are used to replace one or more missing teeth.
They are supported and cemented onto the adjacent
natural teeth, which act as abutments.
Implant-Supported Prostheses
From individual crowns to full arches
that are screwed or cemented onto titanium
roots inserted into the bone.