Dental prosthetics

It is a complicated procedure, involving the diagnostics, planning of treatment,
(dental or implant) support preparation, dental impression
(i.e. means of information transmission to a dental production laboratory),
production of prosthesis and their fixation in a patient’s mouth.

The aim of prosthesis is to restore a missing teeth or a row of them, to restore lost occlusal and masticatory functions,
to return self-confidence and the ability to smile to the patient.
In order to meet the expectations of the patient, a thorough problem analysis is carried out and treatment plan is created.
The plan discusses the ways of treatment, evaluates the duration, progress and money of treatment.

There is always a team of necessary specialists to solve some complicated cases.
When applying modern technology, it is possible to produce high-quality prosthesis that
meets the highest functional and aesthetic requirements.
For a production, only biocompatible (human tolerated) material is used.

According to the way of fixation, there are two distinguished kinds of prosthesis:
fixed or removable.

According to the scope of damage restoration, prostheses are divided into:
veneers, onlays, partial crowns, crowns, dental bridges.