Orthopedics
Orthopedics in dentistry plays an essential role in restoring teeth and re-establishing the integrity of the dentoalveolar system. Years of experience and the rapid development of techniques allow to achieve both proper function and beautiful aesthetics.
Inlays
Inlays are microprostheses used for large tooth defects when the tooth's nerve is still viable (not removed). They are made of ceramic, which is very durable and does not break under chewing pressure.
Zirconium-ceramic crown
Zirconium-ceramic crowns are considered one of the most aesthetic and durable constructions. Dental Crowns are made when it is not possible to restore a damaged tooth with a filling material. After treating and polishing the tooth, the crown is ready for installation within 2-3 days.
Bugel prostheses
Bugel prostheses are widely used in case of partial edentulism. They play an irreplaceable role when implant placement is impossible or contraindicated. The prosthesis is very durable due to its metal framework. They do not cause speech and functional disorders during use.
Removable prostheses
Tooth loss has many causes. Complete removable prostheses are made in cases of complete edentulism. Special attention should be given to the care of dentures, washing them at least twice a day. Five dental visits are required for the denture procedure. During these visits, the patient's tooth color and appearance are discussed.
Nylon Prostheses
Nylon protheses are now widely used in cases of partial edentulism. The denture is lightweight, flexible, and has a high aesthetic appearance, allowing for a beautiful smile.
Pinlays
A pinlay is used in cases where a tooth is broken or heavily damaged. Pinlays can be metal, ceramic, zirconia, or fiberglass. Before placing the pinlay, the root canal is cleaned and filled. In the next stage, the root canal is prepared for post placement. After the pinlay placement, the tooth is capped.
Metal-Ceramic Dental Crown
Metal-ceramic crowns are widely used due to their durability and high aesthetic quality. The crown's framework is made of cast metal, onto which ceramic is applied. It is made over the course of 2-3 visits.
