Orthopedics (Tooth Prosthetics)

Tooth row restoration with fixed (crowns, bridges on teeth/implants) and removable prostheses (acrylic, clasp).

Dental Crowns

Placement of artificial "caps" on damaged teeth restores anatomy, chewing function, and smile aesthetics.

Prosthetics on Implants

Single crown on 1 implant; bridge on 2-4 implants for multiple missing; bar-retained removable on 4-6; non-removable (All-on-4/6) full arch restoration.

Removable Prostheses

Acrylic plate, nylon, clasp designs restoring multiple/all teeth with gum or attachment fixation.

Crown Replacement and Removal

Removing old crowns with underlying tooth treatment and new crown installation to restore function after wear/damage.

Tooth Restoration Build-up

Glass fiber pin + composite build-up of severely damaged tooth stump under future crown when root preserved.

E-max Inlays

Press-ceramic IPS e.max microprostheses restore heavily damaged molars.

Adhesive Tooth Prosthetics

Restoring 1-2 missing teeth (bridge) without grinding adjacent teeth using glass fiber tape fixed with special adhesive.

Microprosthetics

Minimally invasive restoration of damaged teeth using inlays, onlays (E-max), veneers, and adhesive bridges without adjacent tooth preparation.

Crown on Post

Reliable restoration of a severely damaged tooth with preserved root.

Post-Core Inserts Installation

Restoration of severely damaged crown part of tooth with preserved root: custom insert with post fixed in canals, providing support for crown made of metal, zirconia, or ceramic.

Temporary Crowns (Direct Fabrication Method)

Quick fabrication of temporary crowns directly in the mouth: impression taken before preparation, material inserted into the mold on prepared tooth stump for protection, aesthetics, and function until permanent crown installation.

Temporary Crowns (Laboratory)

Laboratory fabrication of temporary crowns from impressions.