Complete Dentures

Complete dentures are made for patients who have lost all of their teeth in either one or both arches of the jaw. These prosthetics rest on the gum and palate surfaces, providing a stable fit. The materials used in the creation of modern dentures, such as Vertex plastics, offer exceptional comfort and a lifelike appearance.

Partial Dentures

If the patient has not lost all of their teeth, partial removable dentures can be made. These prosthetics rely on the remaining teeth and are secured to the gums using metal clasps or other anchoring elements. The advantage of partial dentures is that the patient can retain their natural teeth while aesthetically replacing the missing ones.

Flexible Dentures

Flexible dentures, made from thermoplastic materials such as Vertex, are becoming increasingly popular because they are lighter and more comfortable than traditional plastic-based dentures. The flexible materials adapt better to the anatomical features of the mouth and cause less irritation or discomfort for patients.

Combined (Bar or Telescopic) Prosthetics

These prosthetics are a combination of fixed and removable elements. In bar prosthetics, a special "bar" is placed on implants or teeth fixed in the mouth, to which the removable prosthesis is attached. Telescopic dentures work on a similar principle, where existing teeth are covered with telescopic crowns, providing a stable foundation for the prosthesis.

Implant-Supported Dentures
(All-on-4, All-on-6) 

Non-removable

Permanently fixed to implants.

Cleaning is done locally with specialized tools.

Comfortable, stable, and provides a completely natural feel, just like real teeth.

Quick solution: A permanent denture can be created in a short time after implant placement.

Ideal for those seeking a long-term fixed solution and who do not wish to remove the prosthesis.

Bar or Ball Attachment Retained Prosthesis

Removable

The patient can remove it themselves for cleaning.

It connects to the implants using a bar or clasps.

It holds strongly yet can be easily snapped in and out.

More stable than traditional removable dentures, it does not move during chewing.

Ideal for those who want easy cleaning or if the bone structure is not strong enough for a fully fixed denture.

Telescopic Attachment Prosthesis

Removable

The telescopic system ensures the stability of the prosthesis, as the close fit of the two parts makes the denture immovable and prevents it from shifting during chewing.

Although it fits securely, the patient can easily remove the prosthesis for daily cleaning. It is recommended for those who want a fixed prosthesis but may still wish to remove the denture occasionally.

The telescopic system is discreet in the mouth and provides a natural appearance.

Because of the precise fit, the telescopic system does not put extra pressure on the surrounding teeth, ensuring long-term durability.