Prosthetic restorations made in the M&M Dental Team Clinic are made in such a way that both aesthetic considerations (volume, shape, color, texture, physiognomy) and functional considerations (mastication and speech) are fulfilled.
Missing teeth can be treated by bridgework with support on the remaining teeth or by implant support.
Possible operations:

• All-physiognomic ceramic crown on zirconium support;
• All-physiognomic ceramic crown on metal support;
• Full-face pressed ceramic crown;
• Ceramic onlay;
• Composite onlay;
• Emax ceramic veneer;
• Dental bridge;
• Mobilisable skeletal prosthesis;
• Acrylic total prosthesis;
• Fixed prosthesis with implant support.

What is Dental prosthetics?

Dental prosthetics is the branch of dentistry that deals with the creation of prosthetic devices (works, dentures) to replace missing teeth.

For functional rehabilitation in patients with missing teeth, the dentist can use several methods of reconstruction. To this end, missing teeth can be replaced with dentures, dental crowns, dental bridges, implants and crowns on implants.

Most of these devices are made in collaboration with dental laboratories.

Nowadays, the digitisation of dentistry has brought a plus in the prediction, impression, design and execution of prosthetic devices.
Dental impressions with elastic materials are already history. The capture and transmission of information from the oral cavity into specialist design software is done using intraoral scanners, functional movement recording devices.

At the same time, prosthetic devices are produced using CAD/CAM systems, 3D printers and machines using artificial intelligence.