Prosthetic treatment is typically sought by patients who have delayed seeking treatment. This method involves placing various prosthetics in an aesthetic manner to replace lost teeth without compromising oral integrity. Commonly known as “denture treatment” among the public, this practice aims to help individuals feel better about themselves aesthetically.

Removable Dentures

Removable dentures are used when there is natural tooth support, but insufficient support for fixed prosthetics. These prosthetics are designed to be worn and removed by the patient, utilizing support from both teeth and tissues.

Porcelain Veneers

Porcelain veneers are one of the methods used to address any loss of substance in teeth due to issues like decay or breakage. Widely employed in cosmetic dentistry, these veneers are made of porcelain and are used to enhance the appearance of teeth affected by discoloration, worn-out appearance of front teeth, accidental loss of front teeth, restoration of prosthetic teeth, and to provide aesthetic enhancement in orthodontic dental treatments.

Precision Attachment Dentures

In removable dentures, metal extensions placed over natural teeth for support can disrupt the aesthetic appearance. Precision attachment dentures are used to eliminate this drawback.

Implant-Supported Dentures

Implant-supported dentures are prosthetics placed on titanium screws called implants in cases of tooth loss. This treatment is aimed at replacing lost teeth with new ones and restoring natural tooth functions. Implant-supported dentures sit on a solid foundation created by integrating the implant into the jawbone. The prosthetic placed on top has a special design resembling real teeth both aesthetically and functionally.

All On 4

The All-On-4 treatment is a method employed to avoid surgical operations due to sinus lifts, bone resorption, and bone insufficiency in patients who have no teeth or may soon become toothless. Also known as the quadruple implant method, it is a highly advanced system compared to traditional implants. Instead of using one implant for each missing tooth, four implants are used both on the upper and lower jaws. Afterwards, dental prostheses are fixed onto these implants.