Dental prostheses
Prostheses help restore function and appearance when teeth are missing or badly damaged. Crowns, bridges and removable dentures are discussed after examination.
The right option depends on your remaining teeth, jaw and expectations. Implant-supported solutions are considered only when they are appropriate.
Who might it be for?
- People missing one or more teeth
- Teeth with substantial tissue loss
- Anyone comparing fixed and removable options
- Patients wishing to replace an older denture
How does the process work?
- ExaminationYour mouth and expectations are assessed.
- OptionsFixed and removable alternatives are explained.
- Records and try-insImpressions or digital records are taken and fit is checked.
- FittingThe prosthesis is placed and use is explained.
- ReviewFit and care are reviewed at a follow-up visit.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take?
This depends on the plan and laboratory work.
Is there an adjustment period?
A short settling-in period is common. Ongoing discomfort should be reviewed.
Is every denture the same?
No. The plan is individual.
Is an implant always required?
No. An implant is only one option, and only when it is suitable.
Information on this page is for general guidance. The right treatment for you is decided by your dentist after examination and any necessary tests.
Prostheses
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