Restorative dentistry

Aesthetic tooth reconstruction (dentures) or prosthetics involves replacing partially lost tooth substance or entire teeth.

Modern prosthetic dentistry can restore natural function and aesthetics. With crowns and bridges, the so-called fixed dentures, destroyed or completely missing teeth can be practically replaced without the construction being noticeable.

This enables perfect function, natural aesthetics, longevity and a pleasant tooth feeling. Depending on your needs, metal alloys, tooth-colored plastics and ceramics are used. The result for the patient is a natural-looking denture that ideally cannot be distinguished from the natural teeth and contributes to the patient’s self-confidence.

Reconstructive dentistry is divided into several categories.

Partial crowns, full crowns, supported by natural teeth or implants: all-ceramic crowns, electroplated crowns, CAD/CAM dentures, veneers (facets). Bridges: Adhesive bridge (glue bridge), split bridge, ceramic veneer bridge, plastic veneer bridge, superstructure on implants, zirconium oxide dentures, electroplated bridges, CAD/CAM dentures.

Partial prostheses in which a distinction is made between interlocking prostheses (replacement between natural teeth) and free-end prostheses (only limited on one side by natural teeth): model cast prosthesis, immediate prosthesis (immediate prosthesis).

to replace all teeth in a jaw.

Combined fixed-removable dentures: Telescopic restorations: Removable bridges or partial dentures are anchored with telescopic double crowns – restorations with anchors, bars and attachments.