Prosthetics

Dental Crowns are caps that are placed over a damaged or deformed tooth. A chipped, cracked or broken tooth can be concealed with a dental crown. It provides structure to the damaged tooth and also reinstalls the aesthetic appearance of the patient. Crowns are affixed to the tooth with the help of dental adhesives, providing solid support to the tooth.

Veneers are the wafer-thin shell-like structure that helps conceal the deformities on the teeth at the front of the mouth. It is customized to fit the unique dental measurements of each patient. Cracked, chipped or discolored teeth can be concealed with veneers. The damages on multiple teeth can be covered with veneers.

Implants are the best solution to replace missing teeth. They are widely used because they are secure, strong, and reliable. Implants are anchored in the jawbone with the help of metal studs (brought in the form of a screw) called Titanium posts. The Titanium posts will help hold an artificial tooth (dental crown) in place.

Bridges work in a similar way as implants. They are also secured in the jawbone but with the help of dental crowns on either side of the gap. The artificial tooth will be held between the two crowns. Bridges offer a permanent solution to missing teeth and can last up to 15 years with proper care.

Complete dentures are used when all teeth have been removed from your mouth. They are made using acrylic (dental-grade gum-colored material) and a gum-colored base that resembles your gums. Complete dentures will give you back your ability to chew and speak normally.

Partial dentures can replace either one or more missing teeth without affecting your facial structure. It is recommended that you get your dental health checked before getting partial dentures as it can cause damage.