Dental Prosthetics

Tooth loss can occur for many reasons, including decay, gum disease, trauma and age-related conditions. This disrupts both appearance and chewing function. Prosthetic treatment replaces missing teeth with artificial ones, restoring oral health, speech and aesthetics.

Purposes of prosthetics: Preserving the health of remaining teeth, correcting chewing function, improving speech clarity, and restoring oral aesthetics and the natural appearance of facial contours.

Removable dentures: Can be easily inserted and removed by the patient; supported by the remaining teeth and soft tissue in the mouth. Designed according to the number of missing teeth — suitable for anything from a few missing teeth to a fully edentulous mouth.

Removable denture care: Should be cleaned with a soft brush after every meal. During sleep, dentures should be stored in a special container with water. With proper care, a denture can be used safely for a long time.

Types of removable dentures: Palatal denture · Implant-supported full denture · Tooth-supported full denture · Acetal-based denture · Precision-attachment denture (attaches to remaining teeth or implants via a "snap" system — the most aesthetic option with no risk of slipping).

Implant-supported dentures are the most preferred solution in recent years: a fixed or removable denture is placed on 2-4 implants, providing both comfort and security.