Why choose Dental Art
Our clinic offers personalized solutions in dental prosthetics, adapting each prosthesis to the patient’s needs and anatomical features. Our specialists use the most modern technologies and high-quality materials to ensure long-lasting and aesthetically attractive dentures. Our personalized approach and close collaboration between dentists and dental laboratory specialists ensure a precise solution that meets patients’ needs in the long term.
What to know before the procedure
Before the dental prosthetics procedure, it is important to consult a dentist to assess the health of the oral cavity and teeth and choose the most suitable type of prosthesis. During the first visit, the doctor will take an impression of the teeth and accurately determine the necessary stages of the procedure, the number of visits and the applicable costs. To ensure the best possible result, patients are advised to inform the dentist about chronic diseases, allergies and medications used.
What happens during the procedure
Dental prosthetics are performed during several consecutive visits:
- The dentist takes an impression of the teeth and selects the shade of the prosthesis.
- The resulting impression is sent to the dental laboratory, where a wax model or blank is made to refine the bite.
- The wax model is tried on to ensure the suitability and comfort of the prosthesis.
- After all necessary adjustments, the final prosthesis is made in the laboratory, which the dentist installs during the final visit.
Recommendations and denture care
To ensure the longevity of removable dentures and maintain oral health:
- Until the dentures are fully adjusted, avoid nuts, caramels or other hard and sticky products that can damage the dentures or cause discomfort.
- It takes 1-2 weeks to get used to the dentures.
Under no circumstances should you try to repair or adjust the dentures yourself. Resolve any problems with the help of a specialist.
- Dentures should be removed at night so that the mucous membrane can rest, and stored in a solution that helps ensure that the dentures are clean and safe to use.
- Dentures should be washed with a special brush and paste to prevent the formation of bacteria and plaque.
- The oral cavity should also be cleaned, even if all natural teeth have been lost, to stimulate blood circulation and ensure its complete hygiene. Regularly use special disinfecting solutions to ensure the cleanliness and longer life of the prosthesis.