Prosthetics
Prosthetics replaces damaged or missing teeth with lasting, natural-looking restorations — from a single veneer to a full denture.
A lost or badly damaged tooth is not just a cosmetic issue: it changes your bite, overloads the neighboring teeth and gradually alters facial features. Prosthetic treatment restores both function and appearance — proper chewing, clear speech and a smile you never have to think about.
Every restoration is planned digitally and agreed with you: we examine the teeth and gums, propose materials and explain exactly what we do, in what order and at what cost.
What prosthetics covers
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Veneers
Thin ceramic shells for front teeth — minimal preparation, natural shape and shade.
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Crowns
Ceramic crowns (zirconia, E-max) restoring the strength and look of a natural tooth.
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Bridges
Fixed replacement of one or more teeth anchored on the neighboring teeth — no denture.
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Onlay
A ceramic partial restoration for larger damage — preserves more healthy tooth than a crown.
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Dentures
Partial and complete dentures when fixed solutions are not possible — comfortable and stable.
How the process works
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First visit
Patient records and photographs of the current state — everything is documented before treatment.
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Exam & plan
Examination of teeth and gums, imaging if needed, material choice and a written treatment plan.
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Preparation & impression
Tooth preparation, a precise impression and a temporary restoration while the final one is made.
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Try-in & cementation
Try-in of the restoration, shade and bite corrections, then permanent cementation.
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Follow-up
A check-up and care instructions — so the restoration lasts for years.
Whether a veneer, crown or bridge is right depends on the tooth — at the exam you get a clear recommendation and the exact price before treatment starts.
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