Dental prosthetics

The main differences between crowns lie in the material and how they’re crafted.
Today, zirconia crowns are the most popular choice among patients thanks to their durability and natural aesthetics. They can be fully or partially covered with a ceramic finish, or made entirely from solid zirconia (known as a full-contour or monoblock crown).
Another option is metal-ceramic crowns.
Your prosthodontist will help you choose the best material based on your needs.

In modern dentistry, pain is extremely rare.
The crown placement procedure itself is comfortable and usually doesn’t even require anesthesia.

For crowns to last, it’s essential that the underlying teeth are healthy before placement.
Just like natural teeth, crowns can chip or crack due to trauma or underlying issues.
However, if your crowns are done by qualified specialists, there’s no reason to worry — properly placed crowns can serve you just as well as your natural teeth.

Caring for crowned teeth is just like caring for your own: daily brushing with a regular toothbrush and toothpaste.
To ensure your crowns stay strong and beautiful for years, it’s important to maintain regular professional cleanings and routine dental check-ups.

The price of dentures is determined by several factors, one of the most important of which is the type of prosthesis chosen: non-removable, fixed on the locator and removable. Dentures on implants usually cost more than removable ones, but it is this method of restoration that ensures the highest quality and durability.
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The price is also influenced by the materials used in the manufacture of the prosthesis. For example, zirconium ceramic prostheses are more expensive than metal-ceramic products, but they have impeccable aesthetics and a more natural appearance.
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An important aspect is also the size of the prosthesis. For example, dental laminatesare most often placed on the front teeth for an aesthetic result. In this case, the price depends on how many teeth are visible in the aesthetic zone - when a person smiles, so the final amount may vary depending on the individual needs of the patient

Fixed dentures are more stable and comfortable. They restore the chewing and speaking functions of teeth more effectively. Unlike removable ones, such dentures do not move in the mouth, cannot fall out unexpectedly. In turn, removable dentures are characterized by a more favorable price. In certain cases, for the patient, such prostheses may be the only way out.

Dentures can be made from a variety of materials, which are selected according to the method of prosthetics and the needs of the patient. The most aesthetic results are achieved with ceramic or zirconium ceramics— they are used to make laminates, crowns or bridges. Metal ceramicsmore often chosen when greater durability is required, for example, when restoring the positions of the molars.

Removable dentures are most often made from acrylic resinsand the partial ones are additionally reinforced with metal elements. When performing full dental arch prosthetics, for example, visi-ant-4 system, both acrylic and zirconium ceramic constructions are used.

Thus, the final composition for dentures depends on the chosen technology, the functional needs of the dent/teeth and the requirements for aesthetics.