Crowns, bridges and the smile you want.
Prosthetic work restores the function and the appearance of your teeth. We explain the types of work, the materials and when each solution is the right one.
Prosthetics restore what you have lost, from a single crown to a whole arch on implants. Alongside function, appearance matters just as much: the colour, the shape and the way the work fits into your smile.
What is important to know.
More and more is now done digitally, from the impression to the planning, which increases precision and predictability. These guides explain the types of work and the materials, and how we choose the right solution for you.
Crowns and bridges
Replacing one or more teeth, on your own teeth or on implants, with the emphasis on durability and appearance.
Zirconia and ceramics
Modern materials give a natural, lasting appearance with no grey margins; we choose them according to the site and the requirement.
Aesthetic corrections
The shape and colour of the teeth and how they harmonise with your face, from whitening to ceramic veneers, according to your wishes.
Digital smile planning
A digital approach lets you see and agree the appearance of the work before it is made.
Frequently asked questions.
Zirconia or metal-ceramic?
Zirconia gives a more natural appearance and is well tolerated; metal-ceramic is still reliable. The choice depends on the site and the requirement.
How long does the work take to make?
After preparation and the impression, the work is made in the laboratory, with several try-ins until the colour and the bite are right.
Can I see the result in advance?
Digital planning lets us agree the appearance of the future work before it is made.
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