Dentures
See below the most common removable denture types and the cost of all removable dentures and bridge.
All-on-4
In the All-on-4 system, four implants are strategically placed in the jaw, on which a fixed bridge is then attached. This technique makes it possible to stabilize a full dental arch using a relatively small number of implants.
A particular advantage of this method is that in many cases extensive bone grafting is not required, as the implants are inserted at specific angles. This allows the treatment to be completed more quickly and makes it an efficient solution for many patients.
BPS
The loss of several or all teeth can significantly affect everyday life, both functionally and aesthetically. When implants are not possible due to medical or anatomical reasons, BPS dentures (Biofunctional Prosthetic System) provide a high-quality alternative for patients with extensive tooth loss.
This modern denture system has been developed to provide patients with a highly comfortable, precise, and natural-looking dental prosthesis. By combining high-quality materials, modern impression techniques, and precise laboratory work, a denture is created that adapts optimally to the individual jaw structure.
Bar-supported denture
Bar-supported dentures, also known as implant-supported overdentures, offer enhanced stability and functionality compared to traditional dentures. This innovative dental solution involves attaching a custom-made denture to a sturdy metal bar, which is securely anchored to dental implants. These implants are strategically placed in your jawbone to provide optimal support for your denture.
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This type of denture is made of plastic where the plastic teeth are fixed on a metal plate. The fixation is being done on the gum by adhesion crème.
Removable denture on 2 or 4 implants
Also known as click prosthesis. Two or four implants are being placed ensuring a strong hold for the prosthesis and leaving the gum area free. Between implants and prosthesis locators are being fixed. When placing the denture on the implants it mounts (clicks) at the right position.
Model-cast denture or clamp prosthesis
This solution is always used in order to connect existing teeth with a prosthesis. Small, hidden clamps are anchored to the last existing tooth on both sides ensuring additional stability.
Removable solutions
Removable solutions or dentures are used to replace missing teeth if the patient prefers this solution or if the situation does not allow for a fixed solution, e.g., because there is not enough bone mass for implants to be placed.
A denture usually has to be removed twice a day for cleaning. In terms of functionality, it is always a compromising solution, although great aesthetic results can now be achieved.
We always refer to a partial denture when only a few teeth are replaced whereas a full denture covers the entire jaw. The existing teeth are taken into account and the denture is adapted to them.
Please note that due to anatomical changes, a denture often has to be adjusted, or “relined” from time to time.
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