Prosthetic teeth

Prosthetic teeth - salvation for toothless jaws

Dental prosthetics is one of the main directions in dentistry. The ultimate goal of dental prosthetics is to restore chewing efficiency. Few people know that the absence of even one tooth significantly affects this indicator and entails serious consequences. So, for example, six teeth are usually removed first. This happens because they are the first permanent teeth to erupt. This process takes place in six years. This is why they suffer more than other permanent teeth. And after all, the first molars are the chewing center of the entire dento-jaw system. It is this tooth that receives the main load in the act of chewing food. Of course, you can live without one tooth... The whole problem is the Popov-Godon effect: the teeth begin to shift towards the missing tooth, as they do not feel supported by it. As a result of this process, the chewing efficiency of the neighboring teeth, as well as the antagonist tooth, is partially lost.

Therefore, we advise you to carry out dental prosthetics in a timely manner, especially since one of the strongest points of our clinic is orthopedic dentistry. Doctors have tremendous work experience. All dental prostheses are of high quality, because they are made of high-quality, expensive materials. In each specific case, one or another orthopedic construction is selected, which is maximally indicated in this clinical situation. Prosthetics can be permanent (veneers, inlays, overlays, bridge prostheses, metal-ceramic crowns, frameless ceramics, etc.), conditionally removable (bygel prostheses with Clamer fixation, prostheses with fixation on telescopic crowns, etc.) and full removable prosthetics (complete removable prosthesis).

Those solutions in dentistry, which 10 years ago seemed futuristic, today are very actively implemented in dentistry. We are talking about dental prosthetics on implants. Recently, more and more orthopedic doctors prefer this option. So, for example, if one tooth is defective, you do not need to depulp the adjacent healthy teeth and process them for an orthopedic structure. The implant in this case will be a completely autonomous structure that does not affect the neighboring teeth. In addition, the bridge prosthesis is in no way connected to the bone of the missing tooth, and this will lead to bone atrophy (decrease in bone volume). On the other hand, the implant, resembling the roots of a tooth, constantly affects the bone, thereby stimulating its growth.

The cost of dental prosthetics depends on the degree of complexity of the task set before the orthopedist and on the choice of design. Also, the price of orthopedist services may increase if the defect is in an aesthetically important area (smile line). In this case, the patient's aesthetic requirements for the final result increase significantly, which, in turn, affects the cost of the work.

And remember, when you come to our clinic, you will always receive first-class dental care.

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