Dental Prosthetics

The zirconium crown consists of a zirconium frame and a porcelain cover. It is completely metal-free, so even patients with metal allergy can safely use it.

It can perfectly imitate the original tooth both in colour/shape and in quality, so the outcome is perfectly aesthetic and realistic. There is no chance of colouring between the crown and the gum. It’s practical too: functional, hardwearing and stable thanks to the CAD-CAM technology which is accurate to a micrometer.

The metal ceramic crown consists of a nickel-free, hypoallergenic metal frame and a porcelain cover.

The colour of the porcelain is selected by the help of a tooth shade chart to completely match the colour of the original tooth. The metal ceramic crown is really long-lasting thanks to its bearing capacity. Compared to the zirconium crown, its price is more friendly, but it is not as aesthetic looking.

The zirconium bridge consists of entirely metal-free components, so it is safe for patients with metal allergy, too. It provides a perfectly lifelike teeth replacement. The neighbouring teeth and implants can both act as its supports.

The metal ceramic bridge consists of a nickel-free hypoallergenic metal frame and a porcelain cover. It is a long lasting and firm form of teeth replacement, but it may cause an allergic reaction. Not as natural looking as its zirconium counterpart, so we recommend its use primarily in the chewing zone.

A removable partial denture is ideal for a partially edentulous patient who wants to replace the missing teeth but cannot have a bridge or an implant for any number of reasons such as not having enough teeth to act as supports for a bridge or the lack of adequate bone support for implantation.

It combines fixed and moving parts, and its preparation counts as a relatively lengthy and complex procedure, but the outcome is aesthetic looking and dependable. The patient’s remaining teeth get a bridge to which the removable denture connects with clasps. The moving part’s stability is guaranteed by the precision attachment and the fixed part’s immovability. It ensures comfortable eating and natural appearance.

In case of complete tooth loss, using a removable complete denture is a conventional way to replace your missing teeth. It substitutes not just the teeth but the gum too.

It leans on the mucous membrane; the facial muscles, the mucous membrane’s surface, the chewing pressure, the vacuum effect and gravity all collectively ensure that it stays in its place. It is made out of a special type of plastic combined with metal parts. The plastic needs to be kept wet, so it doesn’t crack and lose its form.