Prosthetic Dental Treatment
If you lost your teeth before we met, we will find the best fixed or removable prosthetics option so that you can chew and smile again. We want you to live the life fullest.
Prosthodontics Solutions
In prosthodontics, missing or damaged teeth are restored and replaced. Additionally, prosthodontists use implants, veneers, crowns, and dentures to restore function and aesthetics. Share A Smile’s Prosthodontic solutions treat TMJ disorders and facial pain. Moreover, this dental clinic in Pandalam and Pathanamthitta are providing solutions for prosthodontics in a personalized manner.
A Variety Of Prosthodontics Solutions
Crowns
Crowns are dental prosthetic devices that cover and protect a damaged or weakened tooth. So, these replace the crown portion of the teeth. Furthermore, depending on the manufacturing material, manufacturers can further divide these into full metal, metal ceramic, or Zirconia.
Dental Implants
Replaced teeth cannot be removed, as they are fixed in the mouth, and FPDs are brushed and cleaned just like natural teeth. So, Their neighboring teeth give them support. Also, to support an FPD, dentists must make the teeth smaller so the prosthesis fits. As a disadvantage, you have to intentionally reduce healthy natural teeth. Additionally, depending on patient preferences and replacement sites, these can be full metal, metal-ceramic, or zirconia.
Fixed Partial Denture (FPD)
Since FPDs are fixed in the mouth, they cannot be removed, and they are brushed and cleaned like natural teeth. As a result, their neighbours provide support. additionally, dentists must also reduce teeth to fit an FPD. But, the disadvantage is reducing healthy natural teeth. These can also be full metal, metal-ceramic, or zirconia, depending on the patient’s preferences.
Removable Partial Denture (RPD)
A Removable Partial Denture (RPD) is a dental prosthesis that dentists design to replace missing teeth in a patient’s mouth. Firstly, RPDs consist of artificial teeth attached to a metal or acrylic framework that can be removed for cleaning or as needed. Also, when some natural teeth are left in the arch, these removable appliances offer a cheap and simple way to restore oral health and aesthetics.
Pre-Prosthetic Surgeries
Pre-prosthetic surgeries prepare a patient’s mouth for successful placement and stability of dental prosthetics (like dentures, bridges, and implants). Firstly, these surgeries often involve bone reshaping, removal of excess tissue, or augmentation procedures to create a suitable foundation for the prosthetic device. Consequently, dental prosthetics last longer, are comfortable and perform better with pre-prosthetic surgeries.
FAQ
Quick answers to questions you may have
What all treatments are given in prosthodontics?
Prosthodontics is the branch of dentistry that focuses on replacing missing or damaged teeth using crowns, bridges, dentures, and dental implants to restore your smile, chewing, and speech.
A prosthodontist is a specialist dentist trained to restore and replace teeth using advanced techniques for function, comfort, and aesthetics.
When do I need prosthodontic treatment?
You may need prosthodontic care if you have:
• Missing teeth
• Broken or worn teeth
• Loose dentures
• Difficulty chewing
• Old or failing dental work
What are dental crowns and bridges?
A crown is a cap placed over a damaged tooth to restore its shape, strength, and appearance whereas bridge is used to replace one or more missing teeth by anchoring artificial teeth to nearby natural teeth or implants.
Are the materials used for crowns and bridges safe?
Yes. The materials we use for crowns and bridges are biocompatible, safe, and approved for dental use. They are carefully selected to ensure strength, durability, and compatibility with the mouth, so they do not harm the teeth, gums, or overall health.
These materials are designed to be comfortable, long-lasting, and resistant to wear, making them safe for everyday chewing, speaking, and smiling.
How long do prosthodontic treatments last?
With proper oral care and hygiene practises:
• Crowns & bridges: 10–15 years
• Implants: 20+ years
• Dentures: 5–10 years
Do you provide prosthesis for the eye, ear, nose, and palate?
Yes. We provide custom-made Maxillofacial Prostheses including eye, ear, nose, and palatal prostheses for patients who have lost facial or oral structures due to cancer, trauma, birth defects, or infections.
These prostheses are designed to restore appearance, speech, swallowing, and self-confidence