PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY

PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY focuses on restoring and replacing missing or damaged teeth, as well as correcting oral structural defects. Its key purpose is to restore chewing and speech function, while also enhancing the appearance of your smile and improving overall quality of life.

What Prosthetic Dentistry Includes

• Dental prosthetics – fabrication and placement of crowns, bridges, removable and fixed dentures.
• Implant-supported restorations – replacement of missing teeth using restorations anchored to implants.
• Full-arch rehabilitation 
• Aesthetic prosthetics – veneers and other solutions to enhance tooth shape and color.

Crowns

A crown is a custom-made cap that covers a damaged or weakened tooth. It restores the shape, strength, function, and aesthetics of the tooth. 

Indications:

• severely damaged or decayed teeth;
• fractured or structurally weakened teeth;
• aesthetic concerns (size, shape, color);
• excessive enamel wear.

Dental Bridges

A bridge replaces one or several missing teeth and is supported by natural teeth or implants. It prevents shifting of adjacent teeth and restores chewing and speech function.

Indications:

• replacement of missing teeth when implants are not possible;
• preventing teeth from moving into the empty space;
• improving function and aesthetics.

Dentures

Dentures restore partial or complete tooth loss. They may be: Removable, Fixed, or Implant-supported.

Longevity:

Thanks to 3D scanning and digital fabrication, our prosthetics achieve a high degree of precision and comfort. With proper care: Crowns and bridges typically last 10–20 years, Removable dentures 5–10 years. Daily hygiene and regular dental check-ups are essential for long-term results.

Healthy teeth and a beautiful smile are essential to the harmony of your appearance. If dental conditions have affected your ability to maintain a flawless smile, aesthetic dentistry can help restore it.

Modern dentistry, alongside traditional treatment methods, successfully utilizes microprosthetic techniques — including  the placement of veneers,which provide teeth with a perfectly natural and refined appearance.

What Are Veneers?

Veneers are thin cosmetic overlays bonded to the front surface of the tooth. They are durable, minimally invasive, and provide a noticeable improvement in a short time.

Indications:

• uneven or misaligned teeth;
• enamel wear or surface defects;
• discoloration or stains;
• aesthetic smile correction.

We offer two types of high-quality veneers: composite and ceramic. Each option has its own advantages, and we will help you choose the one that best suits your needs.

Composite Veneers

• Tooth-colored composite resin
• Applied directly in the chair
• Usually 1 visit
• More affordable
• Minor aesthetic corrections
• Durability 4–7 years

Ceramic Veneers

• High-strength porcelain/ceramic
• Custom-made in a lab
• 2–3 visits
• Maximum natural appearance
• Highly durable (10-15+ years), polished, and stain-resistant
• Ideal for full smile makeover

Regardless of which type you choose, both options will help you achieve a beautiful and confident smile.

The microprosthetics method belongs to the field of aesthetic dentistry, which means it is not a primary treatment for dental or gum diseases. Before veneers can be placed, all necessary dental treatment must be completed.
 

If you have questions or are considering restoring your smile, schedule a consultation at Aregak Dental Clinic. Our specialists will provide full guidance and help create a personalized treatment plan so you can achieve a confident, healthy, and beautiful smile.