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The process of restoring the function and aesthetics of missing teeth by using various prostheses is called prosthetic dental treatment. Many alternative methods can be applied in the rehabilitation of the missing tooth or area.
Fixed Appliances : In teeth that do not have sufficient dental tissue support and have material loss that cannot be repaired with filling material, prosthetic restorations that cover a part of the tooth or crown restoration can be performed by reducing the entire tooth, depending on the extent of tissue loss.
Zirconium restorations are highly resistant, biocompatible, durable and aesthetic restorations. The fact that zirconium is a material close to the natural tooth color and durability, has made the use of zirconium ceramics in fixed and implant-supported prostheses widespread.
Laminate Restorations are very aesthetic restorations close to the natural tooth, obtained by bonding leaf-shaped thin porcelains obtained as a result of minimal abrasion of the tooth surface in order to treat the shape, color, form and size disorders of the teeth.
Removable appliances are prostheses that are made with support from various tissues and can be attached and removed by the patient in cases where adequate support for the fixed prosthesis cannot be provided.
Implant prostheses: Prostheses made with support from implants instead of natural teeth are called implant prostheses.
There are prostheses on implants, which are made with support from one or more implants and used as fixed by sticking or screwing. It is placed on the missing area, especially in the absence of a few teeth, and prevents the neighboring healthy teeth from being damaged by processing. These prostheses can be made of metal ceramic or zirconium. Implant-based removable prostheses are a form of treatment that includes implants placed in the jawbone in complete edentulousness and includes prostheses that can be attached and removed by the patient.