A dental aesthetic is a bridge, crown, veneer or denture made to replace missing or improve the look of existing teeth.
The prosthetic acts in the dental treatment area to improve the function and enhance the appearance of natural teeth. We use the most advanced techniques and highest quality materials to achieve a healthy, attractive and confident smile.
Our specialists in prosthetics offer a great variety of choices depending on the clinical situation and the patients aesthetic requirements.
Ceramic or porcelain prosthetics are fitted to the tooth surface to cover and enhance your natural teeth. They are used for correction of major or minor defects of teeth, e.g. discolouration, tooth fracture, wear, diastema (gap between teeth) and minor orthodontic anomalies.
Prosthetic crowns are permanently attached to a prepared tooth or dental implant. The digitally modelled prosthetic, reconstructs the function and aesthetic of the tooth previously affected by caries, fractures, wear or by endodontic treatment.
• Advanced Zirconia crowns
• Advanced Disilicate crowns
• Metal-ceramic crowns
• Composite crowns
Our crowns are fabricated in our in-house laboratory using the latest CAD / CAM digital technology which scan the tooth enabling accurate future crown production.
These permanent substitutes are intended for filling an empty space between the teeth. Bridges prevent the dislocation of the adjacent teeth and damage to the jaw joint or supportive tissue. Patients can choose from precious alloys or hypoallergenic base alloys with a ceramic coating. After the bridge installation, any difficulties with chewing or speech are remedied.
We use mobile prosthetics (denture) when a fixed prosthetic (implant) replacement is not possible. The mobile dentures can be complete or partial.
Partial dentures are used for the major loss of natural teeth and when there is no way to establish a fixed bridge. They are attached to existing teeth or bridges. A complete denture replaces all lost teeth and tissues in the case of full edentulism.
A main factor in the development of a prosthesis is the appearance of the teeth, which are designed to correspond with the age and individual characteristics of each patient.
