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Prosthetic dentistry

Personal restorative planning that considers function, comfort and appearance when teeth are missing or substantially damaged.

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Custom restoration work in the in-clinic dental laboratoryIllustrative treatment image
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Understand the treatment

Prosthetic dentistry uses crowns, bridges, removable dentures or implant-supported restorations to help restore the function and appearance of missing or damaged teeth.

Real in-clinic laboratory image; the restoration used is determined individually.

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When might it be considered?

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Support chewing and speech

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Restore missing tooth spaces

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Protect compromised teeth

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Plan personal aesthetic harmony

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Who may be assessed for it?

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Assessment of tooth and gum health

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Review of remaining teeth and bone support

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Consideration of personal care ability and expectations

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Possible stages, from planning to review

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Assessment

Support tissues and bite are examined.

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Planning

Fixed and removable options are compared.

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Records and production

The restoration is made from personal clinical records.

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Fit and review

Comfort, bite and care are checked.

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What to discuss before deciding

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Adaptation varies between individuals.

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Restorations may need maintenance, repair or replacement.

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Regular reviews support the health of remaining tissues.

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Other approaches that may be considered

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Bridge

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Removable denture

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Implant-supported options

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Monitoring where appropriate

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Frequently asked questions about this treatment

01Is a fixed or removable option better?

Suitability depends on remaining teeth, bone, general health, ability to maintain the restoration and personal priorities.

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Trusted information sources

These independent health resources can help you build a general understanding of the treatment.

This content is for general information only; it is not a diagnosis, examination or personal treatment recommendation. Suitability, risks, alternatives, timing and expected outcomes can only be discussed personally after a dentist’s clinical assessment and any necessary imaging.

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