Prosthetic dentistry provides artificial tooth solutions designed to aesthetically and functionally replace missing or non-functional teeth. Prostheses restore chewing and speech functions while supporting facial aesthetics and improving quality of life.
To prevent jawbone resorption after tooth loss
To restore chewing function
To correct speech difficulties
To prevent a sunken facial appearance
To recreate an aesthetic smile
To prevent adjacent teeth from drifting and malalignment
They cannot be removed by the patient; they are cemented to the teeth.
A prosthesis placed over a single tooth.
e.g., for fractured, extensively decayed, or root canal–treated teeth.
A fixed solution for one or more missing teeth, supported by neighboring teeth.
Single or multiple fixed teeth placed on implants.
For patients who still have some natural teeth. They replace missing teeth and are supported with clasps.
Upper and lower dentures for individuals who have lost all their teeth. Commonly known as “full dentures.”
More stable and comfortable versions of complete dentures retained on implants.
Comprehensive intraoral examination
Panoramic X-ray and digital measurements
Tooth extraction or bone recontouring if necessary
Personalized prosthetic planning
Esthetic and functional try-in stages
Final prosthesis delivery
| Type of Prosthesis | Average Duration |
|---|---|
| Crown / Bridge | 4–7 days (2–3 visits) |
| Removable Partial Denture | 7–10 days (3–4 visits) |
| Complete Denture | 10–14 days (4–5 visits) |
| Implant-Supported Prosthesis | 2–4 months (after bone healing) |
Note: Temporary prosthetic solutions are possible in urgent cases.
Natural-looking, aesthetic smile
Restoration of chewing function
Preservation of facial contours
Improved speech function
Enhanced psychological and social confidence
Cost-effective and fast solution options
✔ Are dental prostheses painful?
No. Procedures are performed under local anesthesia. Mild discomfort may occur during the adaptation period for removable dentures.
✔ Do prostheses look natural?
Yes. Modern porcelain and zirconia prostheses closely resemble natural teeth.
✔ Can I eat with dentures?
Absolutely yes. With a properly made prosthesis, comfortable chewing is restored.
✔ Do removable dentures fall out?
Well-made dentures do not fall out. Implant-retained options provide even greater comfort and stability.
✔ How long do dental prostheses last?
Depending on use and maintenance, they can last on average 5–10 years. Regular check-ups are essential.
Brush them every morning and evening
Remove removable dentures at night and keep them in water
Disinfect several times a week with special cleaning tablets
Avoid hard foods and behaviors that may damage the prosthesis
Do not skip dental check-ups every 6 months
In our clinic, for prosthetic treatments, we offer:
✅ Digital measurement technologies
✅ Options including porcelain, metal-supported, zirconia, and implant-supported prostheses
✅ Experienced dentists specializing in aesthetics
✅ Patient-centered and comfortable process management
✅ Fast fabrication and delivery
offering you natural and durable smiles.
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