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Prosthetics

Crowns, veneers, and dentures that look and feel like they belong.

A smiling patient

Prosthetics deals with restoring teeth that have been badly damaged by decay or trauma, or lost entirely. A well-planned prosthetic restoration brings back not just appearance, but chewing function and a proper bite.

We offer the full range of prosthetic solutions — from all-ceramic crowns on a single tooth, to fibreglass posts reinforcing a weakened tooth, to partial and full dentures for patients with extensive tooth loss.

We care about a prosthetic restoration blending in with natural teeth — in colour and shape alike — while being durable enough to last for years without frequent repairs.

In practice

What your treatment includes

01

All-ceramic (zirconia) crown

A durable, aesthetic restoration for a single tooth — no metal core that could show through at the gum line.

02

Fibreglass post

Reinforcing a badly weakened tooth after root canal treatment, before a crown is fitted onto it.

03

Acrylic and acetal dentures

A solution for patients with extensive tooth loss — acetal dentures are more flexible and lighter than classic acrylic ones.

04

Skeletal (partial) denture

A partial denture built on a metal framework, more stable and smaller than an acrylic one, for patients with partial tooth loss.

05

Denture repair and relining

Adjusting an existing denture to a gum ridge that has changed over time, or repairing damage, without making a new denture from scratch.

When prosthetics can change daily life

A tooth badly damaged by decay that won't hold a standard filling
A tooth after root canal treatment, weakened and prone to fracture
Extensive tooth loss making chewing and speech difficult
An ill-fitting or uncomfortable existing removable denture

From plan to finished restoration

1

Consultation

Assessing the condition of teeth and gums, discussing possible prosthetic solutions.

2

Preparing the tooth or taking impressions

Shaping a tooth for a crown, or taking impressions for a denture.

3

Lab work

Making the final crown, veneer, or denture based on impressions and documentation.

4

Fitting and placement

Checking fit, colour, and bite before final cementing or delivering the denture.

5

Follow-up

A visit after a few weeks of use to check comfort and adjust fit if needed.

Why our prosthetic work feels personal

A full range of solutions

From a single crown to a full denture — we match the method to the situation, not the other way around.

Appearance comes first

Colour and shape are matched so the restoration doesn't stand out from natural teeth.

Instalment plan

Larger prosthetic work can be spread into instalments through our partnership with Mediraty.

Prosthetics — common questions

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