Full mouth reconstruction with Prosthodontics in Colcot CF62

Prosthodontics in Colcot CF62 is a specialist field of dentistry focusing on restoring and replacing unhealthy or missing teeth. Prosthodontists draw upon advanced knowledge and qualifications to provide an exceptional standard of aesthetic and functional reconstructive dentistry for usually edentulous or nearly edentulous patients.

Why may I need to visit a prosthodontist?

• If you are missing one or more teeth
• If you wish to improve your smile
• If you are considering dental implants
• If you wear dentures or removable partial dentures
• If you have difficulty chewing
• If you have damaged or worn teeth
• If you need full mouth reconstruction

Prosthodontists are also trained to treat TMD, TMJ, and other jaw joint conditions, snoring and sleep disorders, traumatic injuries, congenital dental conditions, and past failed dental procedures.

Types of prosthodontics in Colcot CF62

• Bonding and porcelain veneers – these dental restorations mask discolouration, chips, gaps, and cracks in the teeth to create beautiful, even smiles.

• Dental implants – titanium screws that integrate with the jawbone to function as artificial tooth roots. They provide support for replacement crowns, bridges and dentures.                      

• Ceramic crowns – tooth-shaped caps that are placed over damaged teeth to improve shape, alignment, and strength. Crowns are made from metal, porcelain, or a combination of both metal and porcelain for a natural and impressive finish.              

• Dental bridges – these restorations replace one or more missing teeth, supported by either implants or adjacent teeth. Bridges are usually made from porcelain or ceramic and blend in with natural teeth.                      

• Removable complete dentures – a full set of replacement teeth that help edentulous people restore their smiles, and eat and speak comfortably.                      

• Removable partial dentures – designed for partially edentulous people, these dentures replace a small number of teeth or a single tooth. They consist of false teeth attached to a plastic gum-pink base complete with clasps connecting to the natural teeth.