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Dental prosthetics

Restore the health, function and aesthetics of your smile

Prosthetics is a branch of dentistry that deals with the reconstruction of lost teeth and restoring their function, as well as improving the aesthetics of the smile.

Thanks to modern technologies and materials, prosthetics offer solutions tailored to the individual needs of each patient.

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What does dental prosthetics include?

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Consultation and treatment planning:

  • Prosthetic consultations with a precise treatment plan.

  • Diagnostic models and visualizations of future effect (e.g. Wax-up)


Tooth reconstruction:

  • Porcelain crowns on metal or zirconia.

  • Porcelain, EMAX or composite veneers (bonding)

  • Inlay, onlay, overlay – aesthetic reconstructions for teeth.

Dental prostheses:

  • Full and partial dentures made of acrylic, composite or flexible (e.g. Wiwa Flex).

  • Skeletal/acetal prostheses for greater stability and comfort

  • Adding new teeth to dentures, repairing dentures and relining them


Advanced solutions:

  • Posts and cores (split, San Rej)

  • Relaxation splints (e.g. Michegan), which help in the treatment of teeth grinding (bruxism)

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Why choose us?

  • Modern technologies and an individual approach to each case

  • Precise workmanship and the highest quality materials

  • Comfortable solutions tailored to your needs and expectations

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

 

1. What is a prosthetic crown and when is it needed?

A prosthetic crown is a device that reconstructs a tooth after damage, endodontic treatment or a large cavity. It is used when the tooth cannot be fully restored with a regular filling.

 

2. What is the difference between porcelain and composite veneers?

Porcelain veneers are more durable, aesthetic and resistant to staining, while composite veneers are a cheaper but shorter solution.

 

3. What are the advantages of frame dentures?

Frame dentures are more stable, comfortable and have a better fit compared to acrylic dentures.

 

4. Do relaxation splints help with teeth grinding?

Yes, relaxation splints such as Michegan protect your teeth from abrasion, relieve temporomandibular joint pain and muscle tension.

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