Implants and Prosthetics
Comfortable chewing, strong function and natural-looking new teeth
Implant and prosthetic treatments aim to restore function, aesthetics and speech in cases of missing teeth. A well-planned solution not only fills the gap, but also improves chewing comfort, supports facial contours and enhances daily quality of life.
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01 - Dental Implant
What is a dental implant?
Dental implants are artificial roots, usually made of titanium, placed into the jawbone to replace missing teeth. Crowns, bridges or prosthetics attached to implants provide a solution closest to natural teeth in both aesthetics and function.
When is it preferred?
- Single tooth loss without touching adjacent teeth
- Multiple missing teeth with bridges or implant-supported plans
- Improving retention of dentures in full edentulism
- Patients seeking a durable, comfortable and confident solution
Implant treatment process
- Evaluation of bone structure with clinical exam and imaging
- Implant placement under local anesthesia
- Healing period for bone integration (osseointegration)
- Fabrication of crown or prosthetic after integration
02 - Implant-Supported Prosthetics
What are implant-supported prosthetics?
These prosthetics are fixed to implants, providing strong stability and natural chewing compared to traditional removable dentures.
Advantages
- High retention and comfort
- Natural look and feel
- Long-term durability
03 - Removable Prosthetics
What are removable prosthetics?
Removable prosthetics can be taken out by the patient for cleaning. They are a practical option for multiple missing teeth or full edentulism.
04 - Fixed Prosthetics
What are fixed prosthetics?
Fixed prosthetics include crowns and bridges cemented onto teeth or implants. They offer a stable, comfortable solution without daily removal.
05 - Temporary Prosthetics
Why are temporary prosthetics used?
Temporary prosthetics protect prepared teeth and maintain aesthetics during the treatment period until final restorations are placed.
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