Custom prosthetics for every patient
Dental prosthetics replace missing teeth, improve chewing and speech and restore the look of your smile. Every mouth is different, so we design each prosthesis around your needs, your preferences and the condition of your teeth and gums.
To ensure a precise fit, we take records with a 3D intraoral scanner, without uncomfortable impression paste.

Fixed prosthetics
They are permanently attached to a tooth or an implant and are not removed. They can replace one tooth or several:
- Inlays and onlays: restore part of the tooth while preserving as much natural structure as possible.
- Crowns: completely cover a damaged tooth or sit on top of an implant.
- Bridges: replace two or more teeth, supported by neighbouring teeth or implants.
Metal-free prosthetics: ceramic and zirconia
We mainly work with ceramic and zirconia, strong, biocompatible materials with a translucency very close to that of a natural tooth. This avoids the dark edge seen on old metal crowns.
Implant-supported prosthetics
When teeth are missing, dental implants are the most stable base for a prosthesis. They can be:
- Screw-retained: they can be removed at the clinic, making maintenance and hygiene easier.
- Cemented: they offer excellent aesthetics and spread chewing forces well.
Removable dentures
They can be taken out and put back in. They can rest on the gums or be anchored to implants for better grip and comfort (overdentures). They are a good solution when many teeth are missing or as a step towards a fixed rehabilitation.
Frequently asked questions
What is a dental crown?
It is a cap that covers a damaged tooth, or sits on an implant, and replaces the visible part of the tooth with the shape and colour of a natural one.
How long does it take to fit a crown or bridge?
The process usually takes about three weeks from taking records to final fitting.
Which is better, a fixed or a removable prosthesis?
It depends on how many teeth are missing, the condition of the bone and your preferences. Fixed prosthetics are more comfortable and stable; removable dentures are a simpler option when many teeth are missing. We explain the alternatives at your first visit.
Are ceramic crowns strong?
Yes. Modern ceramic and zirconia are very strong, biocompatible, metal-free and look very natural.


