Prosthodontics – Advanced Dental Prosthetic Solutions

Προσθετική αποκατάσταση δοντιών με σύγχρονες τεχνικές

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Prosthodontics

Dental prosthetics is a fundamental field of modern dentistry, aiming to restore both the function and aesthetics of the mouth using the most advanced methods available today.
At the DentArtistry dental clinic, dental prosthetics is our exclusive area of expertise.
The treatment solutions we provide are based on the experience and scientific knowledge of specialized prosthodontists.

What Is Dental Prosthetics?

Dental prosthetics involves the restoration of missing or damaged teeth, with the goal of achieving proper function, aesthetics, and long-term oral health.

When Is Prosthetic Treatment Necessary?

Prosthetic treatment is required when one or more teeth are missing, when there is extensive tooth wear or damage, or when restoration of proper bite alignment and chewing function is needed.

Types of Prosthetic Restorations

A prosthetic dental treatment may include solutions such as crowns, bridges, dentures, as well as minimally invasive options such as inlays/onlays and porcelain veneers.

Advantages of Modern Prosthetic Solutions

Modern prosthetic techniques offer natural-looking results, durability, comfort, and a personalized approach for each patient, while incorporating advanced technology and state-of-the-art materials.

How Is the Appropriate Prosthetic Solution Selected?

The most suitable prosthetic solution is chosen after a thorough clinical examination, evaluation of oral health, and a detailed discussion with you regarding your functional and aesthetic needs.

Find out about the services we offer to restore your teeth:

ΠΡΙΝ και ΜΕΤΑ

Complex cases of patients treated in our clinic.

After

The dental implant prosthesis looks similar to the patient’s natural dentition.

We chose teeth with a similar shape to his natural teeth so that the change in his smile would not be obvious.

Περιοδοντικός ασθενής μετά την αποκατάσταση με οδοντικά εμφυτεύματα

Before

Periodontitis, a serious gum disease, can lead to the loss of natural teeth.

The patient in the photo tried unsuccessfully to retain his teeth with periodontal therapy and teeth splinting.

After

Fixed maxillary restoration supported by 6 implants.

Before

Severe periodontal disease in all teeth, required extraction of upper jaw teeth.

The patient, a young man, did not want a full denture and was looking for a solution with dental implants.

Periodontal patient and dental implant restoration

After

This case was treated with 2 new all-ceramic crowns, which improved the aesthetics of the smile, but more importantly the health of the gums.

This had been achieved following orthodontic treatment and crown lengthening to address the initial problem.

Sometimes you may have problems that require specialised care.

Prosthodontists are the right dentists to help you. We can work out the treatment plan that is right for you.

Αποκατάσταση της υγείας των ούλων μετά την αντικατάσταση της προσθετικής εργασίας των δοντιών

Before

Complex dental problems may only affect one or two teeth in an otherwise healthy mouth.

The young patient in the photo had 2 crowns on the front teeth which caused severe gum inflammation.

After

The treatment took 18 months and 3 specialists.

The patient retained her teeth and regained her oral health.

Υγεία των ούλων μετά την αντικατάσταση της προσθετικής εργασίας

Before

The gums were severely inflamed due to the violation of the biological width caused by the previous dental treatment.

The teeth were prepared deep under the gum and the gum reacted with constant inflammation.

Gum inflammation with dental crowns

After

It is not just about having your teeth fixed.

Your new prosthesis needs to be functional and aesthetically pleasing so that you can smile comfortably and chew properly.

Before

A patient with no teeth in the upper jaw and few teeth in the lower jaw cannot smile and the facial features are altered.

At the same time, he cannot chew because of the lack of teeth.

After

Calculating the correct vertical dimension of the face and the correct occlusion of the teeth are elements of prosthetic work that will help you to function properly with your new teeth.

Ακίνητη προσθετική εργασία σε οδοντικά εμφυτεύματα στην άνω γνάθο

Before

6 implants, along with natural teeth, were used to support a full mouth restoration.

Full mouth rehabilitation with implants and crowns

After

Two porcelain veneers were placed in the two incisors.

However, these teeth were restored only after the eroded posterior teeth had been restored.

Χαμόγελο ασθενούς μετά την προσθετική δοντιών

Before

The picture of the two front teeth illustrates a small part of the problem faced by the lady in the photo.

All the upper teeth had suffered significant erosion.

After

We fabricated composite onlays on all the posterior teeth, composite veneers on palatal side of the anterior teeth and finally we placed porcelain veneers on the two central incisors.

Δόντια με διάβρωση μετά την προσθετική θεραπεία

Before

Acid erosion had changed the anatomy of all the teeth in the upper jaw.

The teeth had lost their enamel and were very thin and painful.

Teeth erosion and treatment

After

After treating the periodontitis, the crowns had to be replaced with new ones.

Prosthetic treatment of periodontal patients is a significant part of our practice.

Prosthetic work must preserve the health of the gums, have an excellent fit to the teeth and allow for proper and easy oral hygiene.

Χαμόγελο περιοδοντικής ασθενούς, μετά την αντικατάσταση της προσθετικής εργασίας

Before

Periodontitis destroys the bone that supports the teeth and the teeth can move to new locations.

The lady in the photo had periodontitis after the crowns in the photo were made.

Crown replacement in a periodontal patient

Questions

Why should I choose a Prosthodontist for my dental restoration?
A prosthodontist is a specialized dentist with three years of postgraduate training in dental prosthetics and restorative dentistry.
At our clinic, DentArtistry, two specialized prosthodontists work exclusively in this field, each with over 20 years of clinical experience in complex prosthodontic cases.
Prosthodontists provide a high level of quality in dental restorations, with a strong focus on function, durability, and natural-looking results.
How Can DentArtistry Help with Dental Prosthetics?
We can fully restore the health and proper function of your mouth.
We use the most advanced treatment techniques while respecting the health of your teeth and gums. At the same time, we collaborate closely with other dental specialists when needed, ensuring high-quality dental care across the full spectrum of dentistry.
What Does the First Visit to Your Clinic Include?
The first stage of your care at our clinic includes a detailed clinical and radiographic examination.
A panoramic X-ray, which provides a complete overview of all the teeth, allows us to assess tooth condition, bone support levels, and aids in accurate diagnosis.
We carefully evaluate the teeth and examine the gums. We determine whether any teeth require extraction or endodontic (root canal) treatment. If necessary, we also decide whether collaboration with other dental specialists is required to provide the best possible care.
Additionally, we assess facial height and evaluate how your teeth come together when you bite.
Which Treatment Is Right for Me?
If your bite has become compromised or disorganized, you may require a more extensive restorative treatment, which can vary in complexity and cost depending on the approach.
We will inform you in detail about the treatments required and offer alternative solutions based on your individual needs and financial considerations.
Our primary goal is to restore oral health, proper function, aesthetics, and effective chewing.
How Long Does Prosthodontic Treatment Take?
The duration of prosthodontic treatment depends on each patient’s needs and the type of restoration selected. In simple cases, such as a single crown or a bridge, treatment may be completed within a few days.
In more complex prosthodontic cases involving dental implants or combined treatments, the overall timeline may extend over several months to allow for proper healing and optimal functional and