Dental Prosthetics
What is Dental Prosthesis?
Dental prosthesis is a treatment method that replaces missing or damaged teeth with artificial teeth that are aesthetically and functionally suitable. This treatment helps patients regain their chewing functions, improve their speech and have an aesthetic smile. Prostheses can be applied as fixed or removable according to the patient's needs. Today, thanks to advanced materials and modern techniques, the closest appearance and comfort to natural teeth are provided. Dental prostheses are an effective solution that increases the quality of life of patients both aesthetically and functionally.
Frequently Asked Questions!
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Why dental prosthesis?
Dental prosthetics are one of the modern dentistry solutions that allow the placement of artificial teeth that are aesthetically and functionally suitable for replacing missing or damaged teeth. It is applied to improve both appearance and chewing function.
How long does it take to complete dental prosthetics?
The duration of treatment varies depending on the patient's oral structure and the type of prosthesis chosen. In appropriate cases, fixed prostheses can be completed within a few weeks, while removable prostheses may require a little more time.
Zirconium or metal-supported porcelain?
Zirconium prostheses offer the closest aesthetics to natural teeth, provide a more natural appearance thanks to their light transmittance, and since they do not contain metal, there is no risk of allergic reactions. They are especially preferred for aesthetic reasons in front teeth. Metal-supported porcelain prostheses are preferred more for back teeth due to their durability. Due to their metal substructure, light transmittance is less, but they are a long-lasting and economical option.
Do prosthetics cause pain?
There is no pain felt when dental prostheses are applied because the procedure is performed under local anesthesia. There may be a slight sensitivity or adaptation period in the first days, but this passes in a short time.
Nearly 20 Years of Service
Implant
Number of Patients Treated
+600
Zirconium Coating
Number of Patients Treated
+1100
Root Canal Treatment
Number of Patients Treated
+300
Filling Treatment
Number of Patients Treated
+500
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What is our prosthesis treatment process?
As Nova Dent, we offer high quality and long-lasting solutions to our patients by working with the best materials and technologies. Our expert and experienced doctors aim to achieve the best results by creating treatment plans specific to each patient's needs. We offer our patients a comfortable, reliable and successful dental prosthesis treatment with advanced technology and modern treatment methods. We keep patient satisfaction at the highest level by using the best materials and the latest techniques for a healthy and aesthetic smile.
Nearly 20 Years of Service
Implant
Number of Patients Treated
+600
Zirconium Coating
Number of Patients Treated
+1100
Root Canal Treatment
Number of Patients Treated
+500
Filling Treatment
Number of Patients Treated
+350
Types of Dental Prosthesis
Crown (Coating): They are tooth-shaped prostheses placed on broken, decayed or worn teeth. They are made of porcelain, zirconium or metal alloy materials.
Bridge: Fixed prostheses that are made by using healthy adjacent teeth as support instead of missing teeth. They consist of artificial teeth combined with crowns.
Total Prosthesis: These are prostheses that are used in cases where all teeth are lost and can be placed and removed by the patient. They sit on the gum and are held in place by the vacuum effect.
Partial Denture: It is used in cases where there is partial tooth loss. It is attached to the existing teeth with hooks or precision holders.
Implant-supported dentures: These are removable dentures that are attached to implants. They provide a more stable and reliable use.
Fixed Implant Prostheses: These are prostheses placed on implants and cannot be removed by the patient. They offer a use similar to natural teeth.
Removable Implant Prostheses: These are prostheses that are attached to implants but can be removed by the patient. They are especially preferred in patients with weak bone structure.
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These are temporary prostheses used during the treatment process or until a permanent prosthesis is prepared. They ensure the preservation of aesthetics and function.
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These are dentures made with more aesthetic and useful precision holders instead of hooks. They are especially preferred in partial dentures.
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