Veneers
Ceramic shells bonded to the front of teeth may change their shape, size, or color. Suitability and the amount of tooth preparation depend on an individual assessment.
Restorations designed to the highest aesthetic and functional standard, using ceramic, zirconia, and composite materials that mirror natural enamel.
Prosthodontics is the dental specialty dedicated to the restoration and replacement of missing or damaged teeth using state-of-the-art prostheses: veneers, crowns, bridges, and dentures.
A restoration plan depends on the teeth involved, oral health, and treatment goals. Your dentist can discuss suitable options after an examination.
Ceramic shells bonded to the front of teeth may change their shape, size, or color. Suitability and the amount of tooth preparation depend on an individual assessment.
Porcelain or zirconia crowns cover a tooth and may be used to restore a damaged tooth. Material and design depend on the clinical plan.
Custom-designed restorations that cap damaged teeth or span the gap left by missing ones. Bridges are anchored to adjacent teeth or implants, restoring a natural bite and a complete, unbroken smile line.
Removable dentures engineered with precision to replace several or all missing teeth. Designed to follow the natural contours of your mouth, they restore chewing efficiency, speech clarity, and the full appearance of your smile.
A veneer is a thin shell bonded to the front of a tooth to improve its appearance, while a crown covers the whole tooth to restore strength and shape. We advise which suits your case at a consultation.
The lifespan of crowns and veneers varies with the material, oral health, and care. Regular reviews help your dentist monitor the restoration; a specific lifespan cannot be guaranteed.
The appearance depends on the chosen material, design, and individual teeth. Your dentist can discuss the expected result and available options.
No. Depending on your case we offer bridges, implant-supported restorations or dentures. We explain every option so you can choose what fits your needs and lifestyle.
Treat them like natural teeth: brush twice daily, floss, and attend regular check-ups. Avoid biting very hard objects, which can damage both natural and restored teeth.
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