Dental prosthetics involves the restoration of missing, damaged, or worn-down teeth using various types of dental restorations. When one, several, or all teeth are lost, it becomes difficult to chew food, nutrient absorption deteriorates, and digestive system function may be impaired. An unattractive smile can lead to embarrassment when smiling, and impaired pronunciation of certain speech sounds results in unclear speech or a lisp, causing people to avoid social interaction and their favorite activities. It is important to restore damaged, worn-down, non-vital teeth, or those that have lost a significant amount of structure following endodontic treatment—this will protect them from cracks and fractures that could lead to tooth loss.
To avoid unpleasant problems, if your teeth are worn down, chipped, severely damaged, or lost, you should not delay and contact a dental clinic as soon as possible for restoration.
Dental prosthetics allow for the restoration of full chewing function, ensuring proper food breakdown and the efficiency of the digestive system.
Dentures help restore the natural appearance of teeth, restoring self-confidence and the ability to smile and socialize with confidence.
When teeth are lost, the jawbone begins to deteriorate. Dental prosthetics help prevent this process and preserve the structure of the jaw.
Dental prosthetics help prevent bite disorders and temporomandibular joint problems.
The prosthetic method used to restore damaged and worn-down teeth perfectly restores the shape and structure of the teeth, thereby restoring their function and aesthetics.
Restorations made of all-ceramic (zirconia, E.max) or metal-ceramic materials, which cover the entire tooth down to the gum line, are used for teeth that are severely worn, discolored, or cracked. The crown is made to match the size, shape, and color of a natural tooth, ensuring impeccable aesthetics and function. Bridge prostheses are anchored to the teeth adjacent to the missing tooth.
This method of dental restoration can be used to replace one, several, most, or all missing teeth. Implants and the prostheses attached to them perfectly restore the function and aesthetics of missing teeth.
This is the most cost-effective way to replace missing teeth, but we also design removable dentures to look just like natural teeth.
During the consultation, the condition of the patient’s teeth and mouth is assessed, their expectations are discussed, and a prosthetic treatment method is selected.
After administering local anesthesia, the tooth is ground down.
An intraoral 3D scanner is used to take impressions of the patient’s teeth, which are then used by dental technicians in the laboratory to begin manufacturing custom dentures.
The fabricated dentures are attached to the prepared teeth.
When choosing to restore teeth with implant-supported fixed dentures, the first step is to perform the implant placement.
Kito vizito metu įvertinama, kaip implantas/-ai prigiję, išklausomi paciento pageidavimai bei lūkesčiai, aptariama protezo konstrukcija, medžiaga, iš kurios jis bus gaminamas.
Using an intraoral 3D scanner, impressions of the patient’s teeth are taken, and the dental laboratory begins manufacturing the prosthesis.
The fabricated prosthesis is secured to the implants.
Loss of aesthetic appeal in the smile. Missing or damaged teeth make the smile look unattractive, and trying to hide it causes facial expressions to fade.
Tooth shifting. If lost teeth are not replaced, the remaining teeth may begin to shift into the empty spaces, causing an irregular bite.
Changes in facial shape. Tooth loss can lead to bone loss in the jaw, causing the cheeks to hollow out and the lip line to droop, making a person look older.
Impaired chewing. Impaired chewing due to missing teeth can lead to digestive problems.
Incomplete digestion of food. Food that is not chewed thoroughly can interfere with the proper absorption of nutrients, leading to a weakened immune system and a decline in overall well-being.
Unclear speech. Teeth play an important role in producing certain sounds, so losing them can disrupt their formation and cause a lisp.
A change in voice quality. Missing teeth can alter the airflow in the mouth, causing changes in voice quality and intonation.
Reduced self-confidence. Tooth loss often causes discomfort regarding one’s appearance, especially when smiling or speaking.
Social isolation. A lack of self-confidence can lead to giving up on favorite activities and withdrawing into oneself.
Increased sensitivity. A prolonged sense of inadequacy can lead to psychological problems; a person becomes more irritable, anxiety increases, and over time this can even lead to depression.
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