Dental replacements​

Many people think of fixed dentures as an unnatural “artificial smile”. This not always the case. We will create the beautiful and natural smile you’ve been dreaming of.

Imagine fixed dentures as a set of ceramic crowns and bridges fixed firmly on your own teeth or fixed using dental implants.

• How does it work?

  Fixed dentures make everyday life easier for people who suffer from dental problems, whether they are missing teeth or more serious problems. These are replacements that are permanently and inseparably connected to the patient’s teeth. Fixed dentures can be divided into crown replacements and fixed bridges. So come in and make your life easier with us!

• Contraindications

  Very rarely is there any allergic reaction to any of the materials used

• How do we create fixed dentures?

  If a patient decides on fixed dentures, he or she does not have to all of his or her teeth removed. The advantage comes in the form of fixed dentures made of dental crowns, which are attached to the treated and grounded tooth. If the patient does not have all of his or her teeth, a dental bridge can be created that is attached to two or more of the patient’s teeth. “All-on-4” or “all-on-6” treatment types may also be a solution.

  • Step 1

    As with any treatment, an initial consultation is also required when wanting fixed dentures. During this period, the treatment plan and price offer for the entire treatment will be determined in advance. The patient is familiarized with the entire course of treatment.

  • Step 2 – Crown replacement

    In case the patient still has all of his or her teeth, but they are damaged by tooth decay or breakage, crown replacements are used. To start off with, the damaged tooth or teeth are ground down to the required dimensions so that the replacement can be fitted precisely and then new crowns are fabricated in the dental laboratory or made using the CEREC® system. These are put on the ground teeth and a new smile is ready to greet the world! The patient quickly gets used to this type of fixed denture and, after a very short period of time, he or she starts to perceive the crowns as his or her own teeth. Their advantage is that they fulfil the function of a kind of “sheath” that protects the ground tooth from tooth decay. Nevertheless, it is important to add that proper dental hygiene should not be underestimated with fixed crowns!

  • Step 2 – Dental bridges

    Fixed dentures are also an option if the patient is missing just one or two teeth. In this situation, a dental bridge is a very useful type of denture to be used. Its structure is made of post crowns and very important intermediate parts, which are connected into a single unit. The crowns are attached to the ground teeth. The intermediate parts perform the function of dentures in places where the patient has missing teeth. They replace the chewing function of lost teeth. The patient gets used to this type of denture very quickly and aesthetically it is very difficult to tell the difference between a denture and a healthy tooth.

  • Step 3

    After the fixed dentures are fitted, the patient has to be informed about proper dental hygiene procedures, which can greatly extend the life of your dentures!