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Dental prosthetics
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What are dental prosthetics?
Tooth enamel is the strongest part of our body, but it is still not insurmountable. With age, various injuries, pathologies and damage by acid erosion (caries), the enamel weakens, weakens. Modern dentistry and the most advanced laboratory solutions of dental technologists can offer a wide range of dental restorations, from restoration of the anatomy of chewing teeth to aesthetic prosthetics of the front teeth with thin veneers. The possibilities of digital dentistry allow you to restore the surface of the tooth with the precision of the hair - for complete comfort of your chewing and the durability of restorations.
When is it needed?
We are proud to offer patients an extremely wide range of dental prosthetics services, from individual teeth restoration with different types of crowns to dental bridges or full arch prosthetics. Prosthetic teeth and dental implants are used. In simple words, if your teeth are worn, chipped, broken, one, several or all arch teeth are missing, as well as you are looking for a durable solution, impeccable aesthetics and freedom of chewing - you are the right patient for dental prosthetics.
Procedure flow
Dental prosthetics is a procedure that does not cause any pain and discomfort, and in frequent cases, just a few visits to the dentist are enough.
4 simple steps
First step
Planning
Thorough examination, 3D examinations, consultation and precise formulation of the treatment plan.
Second step
Preparation and prints
As a rule, digital 3D prints are taken, which do not cause any discomfort and ensure maximum accuracy of data transmission, having previously specially prepared the tooth surface. After the procedure, the patient is discharged home with temporary restoration.
third step
Production of prosthetics
After receiving the data, the technologists of our laboratory immediately begin to develop individual restorations of the patient's teeth. By default, the production process takes 5 - 7 days.
Step Four
Prosthesis
The received prostheses are carefully evaluated in the doctor's office and in the most frequent cases — the patient is discharged home with a new smile.
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Pricing
We assess each case individually and adapt to the financial possibilities of the patient. For this purpose, an extremely flexible system of payment for services is applied. Do not delay treatment because of finances, we assure you - together we always find a compromise.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the differences between dental crowns?
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.
Is getting a dental crown painful?
In modern dentistry, pain is extremely rare.
The crown placement procedure itself is comfortable and usually doesn’t even require anesthesia.
Are dental crowns long-lasting?
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.
How should I care for dental crowns?
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.
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