Prosthesis

Planning comfort and function together.

Prosthetic care aims to support function and appearance where teeth are missing or damaged.

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When is it considered?

Missing teeth, extensive tissue loss or difficulties with an existing prosthesis may require assessment.

Fixed, removable and implant-supported options are discussed after examination. Impressions, fittings and adjustment reviews form part of the plan.

Adapting to a new prosthesis varies between people. Cleaning and review advice depends on its type.

Fit, possible repairs and the condition of supporting teeth are considered. Alternatives depend on the individual mouth.

This website does not replace a dental examination or an individual treatment plan.

DENTPLUS

An examination and a conversation are the first steps towards an individual approach.

Periodontology concerns the tissues surrounding and supporting the teeth.

Implant care considers the missing-tooth area, jawbone and general health together.

Endodontics concerns diseases of the dental pulp and root canal tissues.

Cosmetic dentistry considers appearance alongside dental health and function.

Symptoms involving the jaw joint and chewing muscles require their own assessment.

Paediatric dentistry covers developing primary and permanent teeth, prevention and treatment.