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Dental prosthesis in Zaragoza
Dental Prosthesis Clinic in Zaragoza
Clinic specialized in Fixed and Removable Prosthesis
Precision, esthetics and comfort, supported by the use of the best brands and materials. We specialize in advanced bone and gingival regeneration techniques, and offer immediate load prosthetic solutions, implemented by a team of highly qualified professionals.
Come to our dental clinic located in calle san Vicente Mártir 17, Zaragoza for a free evaluation.
Dental restoration:
Recover the functionality and esthetics of your smile, and enjoy life biting and smiling without reserve.
Guaranteed longevity:
Committed to giving you a lasting and genuine smile, forget about dental problems.
What do our customers say?
In our dental clinic in Zaragoza we believe that the opinion of our patients is the best proof of the quality of our services.
Advantages of our dental prostheses
Function restored:
They restore chewing efficiency and clear speech, allowing full enjoyment of daily life.
Exceptional durability:
They restore chewing efficiency and clear speech, allowing full enjoyment of daily life.
Superior aesthetics:
Our dental prostheses provide natural esthetics, so you can keep smiling as always.
Simplified care:
Can be integrated into the regular oral hygiene routine, facilitating uncomplicated maintenance.
Book your appointment today:
FREE FIRST DENTAL VISIT
The first one in Cardona Clinic is 100% free, complete dental study at no cost.
SMILE DESIGN
DSD technology that allows you to see the final result of your treatment before starting the treatment.
CONSCIOUS SEDATION
Conscious sedation program is designed to offer you a painless experience.
Which prosthesis is best for me?
Choosing the right dental prosthesis is a crucial step towards regaining a complete and functional smile.
In the world of modern dentistry, there are primarily two categories of dentures: fixed and removable. Each type offers unique advantages and suits different individual needs and preferences.
Below, we will explore the distinguishing characteristics of fixed and removable dentures to help you make an informed decision about which is the best option for you.
Differences between fixed and removable dentures:
Fixed dental prosthesis:
Fixed prostheses, such as dental bridges or implants, are permanently anchored in the mouth, either to adjacent teeth or directly to the jawbone. These prostheses are custom-designed to integrate naturally with the rest of the dentition, offering a durable and stable solution.
Advantages:
Stability and Comfort: As they are permanently fixed, they do not move or slip, providing a sensation very similar to that of natural teeth.
Improved Functionality: Enables more natural chewing and pronunciation, improving the patient’s quality of life.
Easy Maintenance: They can be cleaned by brushing and flossing, similar to natural teeth.
Durability: With proper care, they can last for many years, even decades.
Considerations:
Cost: Generally, fixed prostheses have a higher initial cost than removable prostheses.
Placement Process: May require more visits to the dentist and, in some cases, more complex procedures such as implant placement.
Removable dental prosthesis:
Removable dentures, such as full or partial dentures, can be removed from the mouth for cleaning or overnight. They are designed to fit the patient’s mouth and replace missing teeth by resting on the remaining teeth and/or gums.
Advantages:
Flexibility: They can be removed as needed, which facilitates cleaning and maintenance.
Adaptability: They are a practical option for patients who are not candidates for fixed prostheses or implants, either for health reasons, cost or personal preference.
Economical solution: They are generally more affordable than fixed prostheses and can be an effective solution in the short and medium term.
Considerations:
Stability: They may require dental adhesives to improve their stability, but may still move during chewing or speaking.
Care: They need to be removed and cleaned regularly to maintain hygiene and avoid infection.
Adaptation: Some patients may need a period of adaptation to get used to the sensation of the prosthesis in their mouth.
What is a dental prosthesis?
A dental prosthesis is a custom-designed solution to replace missing teeth or restore teeth that have suffered significant damage.
Its purpose is not only to recover the functionality of the mouth, allowing chewing and speaking correctly, but also to restore the aesthetics of the smile, thus improving the patient’s confidence and quality of life.
Dentures can range from individual replacements, such as a single tooth, to a complete arch, offering customized solutions for each individual’s specific needs.
These are fabricated using advanced materials that mimic the look and feel of natural teeth, ensuring a harmonious integration with the existing dentition.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to adapt to a dental prosthesis?
Adaptation time varies according to the individual and the type of prosthesis. Removable dentures may take a few weeks to get used to, while fixed dentures tend to feel more natural more quickly. Follow-up with your dentist is key to adjusting the prosthesis as needed.
Are dentures permanent?
Fixed prostheses, such as implants, are designed to be long-term solutions and can last for many years with proper care. Removable dentures may need to be replaced or readjusted over time due to natural wear and changes in oral structure.
How are dental prostheses cared for?
Fixed prostheses are cared for with good oral hygiene, similar to natural teeth, including regular brushing and flossing. Removable prostheses require removal for daily cleaning with specific products and should not be worn overnight to allow the gums to rest.
Can I eat normally with a dental prosthesis?
Yes, one of the main functions of dentures is to restore the ability to chew effectively. A period of adjustment may be necessary to get used to chewing with the denture, and it is recommended to start with soft foods cut into small pieces.
Can I sleep with my dentures?
It is recommended to remove removable prostheses during the night to allow the gums to rest and promote good oral hygiene. Fixed prostheses, such as implants, are not removed.
What should I do if my denture breaks or is damaged?
In case of breakage or damage, it is important not to attempt to repair it on your own. Contact your dentist as soon as possible to avoid further damage and schedule a professional repair.
Book your appointment today:
FREE FIRST DENTAL VISIT
The first one in Cardona Clinic is 100% free, complete dental study at no cost.
SMILE DESIGN
DSD technology that allows you to see the final result of your treatment before starting the treatment.
CONSCIOUS SEDATION
Conscious sedation program is designed to offer you a painless experience.
