Sometimes a filling is not enough, and a prosthetic solution may be the best and most durable option.
Prosthetics is a collective term for all forms of tooth replacement. We work with both fixed and removable prosthetics. Fixed prosthetics can be onlays, inlays, crowns, bridges, veneers and more.
Fixed prosthetics
If it is only the crown of the tooth that is broken, tooth-supported tooth replacements are sufficient. Implants are used to replace teeth that are already missing or that need to be removed. The implant is fixed in the jawbone and acts as a tooth root. An implant-supported crown, bridge or, in more extensive cases, a full denture is attached to it.
Removable prosthetics
If you do not want permanently fixed teeth, or can have the above for other reasons, removable tooth replacements can be used to replace single/multiple teeth.
Digital scanning
We work digitally and you can get your crowns in the same visit. With digital scanning, you avoid unpleasant impression material and long waits at the laboratory. You also avoid temporary solutions and return visits.
Replacing all teeth / full jaw and full mouth rehabilitation
In some cases, it may be necessary to replace all the teeth in either the upper/lower jaw or both.
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Before the visit
Here you will find useful tips and information for your visit, including information on the examination, cancellations and payment.
Funding and financing
At your first visit, you will receive an individual estimate. It will show both your patient fee and the government dental allowance.
After the visit
During your visit, you will receive personalized advice on how to take care of your teeth after treatment and to prevent problems.