Prosthetic Dentistry

Prosthetic dentistry is a vital part of modern dental care. It focuses on the restoration of damaged or missing teeth through advanced prosthetic solutions. What was once known simply as “dental prosthetics” has evolved into a multidisciplinary field that integrates innovations from medicine, physics, materials science, psychology, and more.

• Restoration of the tooth crown using fiberglass posts and cast core buildups, allowing for the rehabilitation of severely damaged teeth—provided there are no contraindications.
• All-ceramic (metal-free) crowns, including e.max by IVOCLAR VIVADENT (Liechtenstein), for excellent aesthetic results—especially in the front (smile) zone.
• Metal-ceramic and full-cast metal crowns made from advanced materials by leading global manufacturers such as SHOFU (Japan), BEGO (Germany), and IVOCLAR VIVADENT (Liechtenstein).
• Metal-ceramic and full-cast metal dental bridges for restoring missing teeth with a strong, functional, and highly aesthetic solution.
• Removable cast metal partial dentures with precision attachments (hidden clasps) or traditional clasp retention. These are more compact than conventional removable partial dentures and offer faster adaptation and improved comfort.
• Implant-supported prosthetics, using trusted implant systems such as Megagen (South Korea), providing stable and long-lasting solutions for tooth replacement.
• Temporary acrylic dentures to maintain function and appearance during the prosthetic treatment process.