Dental Prosthetics
Prostheses replace missing or lost teeth, restoring both chewing function and smile aesthetics. With fixed (crown, bridge) and removable options, they offer solutions for every need.
We plan prosthetic treatment individually. With natural-looking, comfortable prostheses suited to your dental structure, jaw relationship and expectations, we aim to improve your quality of life.
What We Do
- Fixed prostheses (crowns and bridges)
- Complete dentures
- Partial removable prostheses
- Implant-supported prostheses
- Aesthetic zirconium crown applications
- Prosthesis fit, repair and maintenance checks
Why It Matters
Missing teeth make chewing difficult, affect speech and can cause the facial features to sag over time. Well-planned prostheses restore lost function and aesthetics, improving daily comfort.
A well-fitting prosthesis supports not only appearance but oral health. Correctly filling the missing areas balances the load on the remaining teeth and protects the health of the jaw joint.
Treatment Process
Examination & Impressions
Your oral structure is assessed, the suitable prosthesis type is chosen and precise impressions are taken.
Planning & Try-in
The color and form of the prosthesis are determined; fit and aesthetics are checked with try-ins where needed.
Fitting the Prosthesis
The prepared prosthesis is fitted and any fine adjustments are made.
Fit & Follow-up
Your comfort is checked during a short adaptation period, and you are advised on regular maintenance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Fixed or removable prosthesis, which suits me?
It depends on the number of missing teeth, your jawbone structure and your preferences. We determine the best option together after an examination.
Is it hard to get used to a prosthesis?
There may be a short adaptation period at first. You will soon be able to speak and chew comfortably with your prosthesis.
What is a zirconium crown?
Zirconium is a metal-free aesthetic substructure material that transmits light like a natural tooth. It gives a natural, translucent appearance, especially in the front region.
How long does a prosthesis last?
It varies with the material and oral care. With regular check-ups and good care, prostheses can be used for many years.
Would you like to learn more about this treatment?
Our dentists are ready to answer your questions and offer you a personalized plan.