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DENTAL PROSTHESIS

The loss of several teeth, or even all of your teeth, can cause headaches, problems with the jaw joint, and loss of space between the teeth; in older people, it can even lead to malnutrition. At our dental clinic, each case is evaluated and the dentist recommends replacing lost teeth with dentures, with the aim of restoring a smile that is both functional and aesthetic.

A hybrid prosthesis is the combination of fixed and removable prosthesis. It consists of a metal structure covered with acrylic supporting the artificial fixed teeth. Hybrid dentures are a great solution for patients who have lost all their teeth and have not been able to undergo a bone graft.

Dental prostheses are artificial elements that restore the anatomy of one or more lost teeth, allowing patients to regain the function and aesthetics of their teeth. Dentists assess each situation in order to offer the most appropriate solution. Otherwise, tooth loss can lead to problems such as migration of the remaining teeth, malnutrition, dysfunction of the jaw joints, headaches, and speech disorders.

These prostheses are made with materials that offer a very realistic appearance while effectively restoring chewing function, thus contributing to the patient's overall health. At our dental clinic, prostheses are custom-made according to each patient's specific needs.

FIXED PROSTHESES

These are prostheses that cannot be removed by the patient, meaning that they must be extracted by a dentist if they need to be removed. Our dental clinic offers the following types of fixed prostheses:

Fixed crowns or bridges. These prostheses are used to restore one or more teeth. They are placed on teeth that have been prepared in advance and are their only support.

Hybrid prostheses on implants. These combine the fixation of implants with the mucosal surface of the gum to adjust the prosthesis. The dentist recommends them for patients with significant bone resorption. Hybrid prostheses are made from acrylic materials. To clean them, the patient must visit the dental clinic, where the prosthesis will be removed and cleaned to keep it in good condition.

REMOVABLE PROSTHESIS

They are attached inside the mouth to the other teeth using retention devices and/or adhesives. This solution is often recommended by dentists as an excellent alternative for people who, for medical or financial reasons, cannot opt for fixed dentures.

They can be partial or complete, depending on the number of teeth they replace: if you want to replace all your teeth, complete removable dentures may be offered at the dental clinic.

If the patient still has some teeth in the arch, a partial removable denture may be used as recommended by the dentist.

When the patient has several edentulous areas on the same arch, removable skeletal dentures may be recommended. This type of dental prosthesis provides better fixation without the need for clasps, thanks to the use of male and female connectors.