Prothesis and implants
Implants
Dental implants are a reliable, long-lasting solution for replacing one or more missing teeth. They consist of a small titanium screw that is placed in the jawbone in place of the natural root.
Once the implant has been properly integrated, a crown, bridge or prosthesis is attached, to recreate a tooth that is aesthetically pleasing, strong and comfortable.
Unlike removable appliances, implants are fixed, giving a very natural feel and facilitating chewing and speaking. It's a discreet solution that preserves neighboring teeth and limits bone resorption. Properly maintained, an implant can last for many years.
Your dentist will assess whether this treatment is right for you, taking into account your general health, oral hygiene and bone structure.
Fixed prostheses
A fixed prosthesis is a solution used to restore one or more severely damaged or missing teeth in a stable, comfortable and aesthetically pleasing manner.
It can take the form of a crown (which covers a damaged tooth), a bridge (which replaces one or more teeth by resting on neighboring teeth) or a dental implant.
Unlike removable prostheses, fixed prostheses are firmly attached in the mouth: they don't move, they can't be removed, and they feel very much like natural teeth. The result is efficient chewing, a harmonious smile and a better quality of daily life.
Easy to maintain with good oral hygiene and regular visits to the dentist, fixed prostheses are a discreet, durable and reliable solution for restoring your teeth.
Removable dentures
Removable prostheses are appliances designed to replace one or more missing teeth, while restoring masticatory function, speech and smile aesthetics.
As their name suggests, they can be easily removed and replaced, making them easy to care for. There are two main types: partial dentures, which rest on the remaining teeth, and full dentures, used when there are no teeth left.
Thanks to modern materials, they are now lighter, more comfortable and more discreet. Although they take some getting used to, they offer an effective and economical solution for improving the quality of everyday life.
Good maintenance and regular check-ups with your dentist will prolong their life and ensure your comfort.