Prosthetics and Implantology
Restore Health and Functionality of Your Mouth
The absence of even a single tooth, whether molar or front, can cause discomfort in chewing and swallowing over time, compromising the health of your entire mouth.
We are here to help you restore your well-being.
Prosthetic and Implantology Treatments
Different Treatments for Different Needs
Single Crown
on Implant
We replace the missing root with a support in the bone to which we attach a crown to restore the tooth.
Dental
Bridge
If the natural teeth are healthy, we can connect them with crowns for a durable and aesthetically pleasing solution.
Removable
Dentures
Lightweight and discreet, made of resin or nylon, these dentures are a comfortable and versatile choice, perfect even as a temporary solution.
Advanced Implantology
Rapid Solution Even for the Most Complex Cases
For cases of edentulism, when part or all of the dentition is missing and you’re chewing with your gums, we can help you with the All-on-Four technique.
If an arch is completely edentulous and the residual bone structure allows it, a full set of teeth can be restored with an immediate load prosthesis using at least four implants, known as All-on-Four.
This means that after the placement of the implant screws, the prosthesis is secured to the implants within a few days of the procedure.
You’ll have a complete and functional set of teeth in just a few days.
Before and After Treatment
New Smiles for Our Patients
Through our treatments, we are able to restore healthy and beautiful smiles, with a high-level aesthetic and functional result.
FAQ
We Answer Your Questions
Why Is It Important to Replace a Missing Tooth?
The absence of a tooth, whether a molar or a front tooth, can over time reduce the ability to chew and swallow, compromising the overall health of the mouth.
Replacing the missing tooth helps prevent further complications.
What Are the Options for Restoring Teeth?
Options include crowns on endosseous implants or on natural teeth with bridges, for aesthetic and functional restoration.
Alternatively, removable dentures, partial or full, can be used. They are lightweight, mimetic, and offer a high-level result.
What Are Removable Dentures and What Are Their Advantages?
Removable dentures are devices made of resin or nylon that replace missing teeth.
They offer “high aesthetic and functional performance, without age limits, require minimal interventions, and are more economical compared to” multiple implants.
What Is Edentulism and How Can It Be Treated?
Edentulism occurs when all teeth are missing and you chew with your gums.
In these cases, we can use the All-on-Four technique, which involves inserting four implants to support a fixed prosthesis, restoring a complete set of teeth in just a few days.
How Long Does an Implant Procedure Take?
An implant procedure, such as the All-on-Four, can be completed in a few days, depending on the condition of the bone base assessed through a DentalScan CT.
This rapid approach allows for the restoration of masticatory function and smile in a short time.
Can a Removable Denture Be a Temporary Solution?
Yes, removable dentures can be used as a temporary structure during the implant healing phase, before finalizing the treatment with definitive crowns.