Prosthetic Treatment

Prosthetic treatment is a branch of dentistry used to replace or restore missing or damaged teeth. This treatment is performed to restore the natural appearance and dental functions. Here is basic information about prosthetic treatment:

What is Prosthetic Treatment?

Prosthodontic treatment is a type of treatment in which prostheses are used to replace missing teeth or restore damaged teeth. Prostheses are made specifically for the patient and provide an aesthetic and functional restoration.

Prosthetic Treatment Methods

• Porcelain Crowns and Bridges: Used to restore damaged or missing teeth.
• Dental Prostheses: These are prostheses used to replace missing teeth. It can be applied as a total prosthesis (full prosthesis) or partial prosthesis.
• Dental Implants: These are prostheses that are fixed with titanium screw-like implants to replace lost teeth.

Who is Suitable for Prosthetic Treatment?

Prosthetic treatment is suitable for people who have functional or aesthetic problems due to missing or damaged teeth. However, since each patient is different, the treatment plan is determined individually.

How Does the Prosthetic Treatment Process Work?

The prosthetic treatment process proceeds according to a plan determined jointly by the patient and the dentist. Treatment steps may vary depending on the patient condition and the method to be applied. First of all, a detailed examination and planning process is carried out.

Benefits and Risks of Prosthetic Treatment

In addition to aesthetic improvements, prosthetic treatment can restore chewing function and improve speech when performed correctly. However, in some cases, there may be risks such as the compatibility of prostheses and the need to pay attention to oral hygiene.

Conclusion

Prosthodontic treatment is an effective option for replacing or restoring missing or damaged teeth. Because every patient is different, it is important to consult with an experienced dentist to learn more about prosthetic treatment or to create a treatment plan that is right for you.

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