Prosthetic Dentistry
Crowns, bridges, and dentures — individually crafted, perfectly fitted. So you can chew, speak, and smile with confidence again.
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When Is Dental Prosthetics Needed?
When a tooth is so severely damaged that a filling is no longer sufficient, a crown protects what remains. If one or more teeth are missing, bridges or dentures close the gap — so you can chew without limitation and prevent teeth from shifting.
Together, we find the solution that suits you — functional, aesthetic, and long-lasting.
Your Options
Crowns
A crown encases the tooth like a cap, restoring its shape and stability. We preferably use full ceramic — tooth-coloured, metal-free, and durable. From the outside, the crown looks like a natural tooth.
Bridges
When a tooth is missing, a bridge can close the gap. The neighbouring teeth serve as anchors, carrying the replacement tooth between them. Here too, we use high-quality ceramic for a natural result.
Removable Dentures
When several teeth are missing, a partial or full denture may be the solution. Modern dentures fit much better than they used to and are individually adapted to your jaw. We ensure a secure fit and natural appearance.
Combined with Implants
Dentures and bridges can also be anchored on implants. This significantly improves stability and feels more natural. Whether this is an option for you, we discuss together.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long until my dental prosthesis is ready?
That depends on the type of prosthesis. A crown usually requires two appointments, one to two weeks apart. In the meantime, you wear a provisional. More complex work like bridges or dentures may take a bit longer — we discuss the timeline with you in advance.
Is dental prosthesis comfortable to wear?
Yes — when it's well made. Crowns and bridges feel like your own teeth after a short adjustment period. With dentures, it sometimes takes a bit more time until everything settles in. We adjust until the fit is perfect.
How do I care for my dental prosthesis?
You care for crowns and bridges like your own teeth — brushing, flossing, regular check-ups. For removable dentures, we show you exactly how to clean and care for them. Regular professional dental hygiene is especially important with any prosthesis.