Dental prosthetics
Restoration of damaged or missing teeth using custom-made prosthetic restorations to restore chewing function, aesthetics, and comfort.
Dental prosthetics are designed to restore severely damaged or lost teeth, their function, a stable bite, and aesthetics. Depending on the clinical situation, a single tooth, several teeth, or the entire dental arch may be restored.
The prosthetic solution is selected on an individual basis. We evaluate not only how much tooth structure remains or how many teeth are missing, but also the bite, the condition of the tissues surrounding the teeth (periodontium), potential abutment teeth, the patient’s expectations, and the long-term prognosis of treatment.
At the Diadenta clinic, it is important not only to restore the tooth but also to clearly explain to the patient why a specific prosthetic method is being recommended, what the alternatives are, and how to care for the restoration over the long term.
What are the benefits of dental prosthetics?
Properly planned prosthetic treatment can:
- restore chewing function;
- strengthen a severely weakened tooth;
- replace one or more missing teeth;
- help maintain a more stable bite;
- improve speech;
- restore the shape and proportions of the teeth;
- improve the aesthetics of the smile.
It is important to understand that dental prosthetics are not merely a cosmetic treatment. Restorations must withstand chewing forces, align with the bite, and be suitable for long-term maintenance.
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Frequently asked questions
There is no exact term. Their lifespan depends on the type of restoration, the material, the design, the bite, oral hygiene and regular preventive care.
Modern ceramic restorations make it possible to recreate a shape, proportions and colour close to those of a natural tooth. The final aesthetic result depends on the chosen restoration, the neighbouring teeth and the clinical situation.
No. How much the tooth needs to be prepared depends on the type of restoration. In some cases, solutions that require removing less tooth tissue can be chosen.
There is no universal answer. The condition of the neighbouring teeth, the jawbone, the bite, general health, the scope of treatment and the patient’s needs are all assessed.
Prostheses are checked periodically, and replacement or adjustment is recommended when there is a specific clinical reason.
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