Prosthodontics

Prosthodontics has always been one of the most wide-spread methods of dental treatment in our country. First of all, it is connected with the low level of maxillofacial diseases prevention.

Modern methods of prosthodontics are directed to the maximum preservation of natural teeth; due to new generation materials, prosthodontic methods became more sophisticated and extended our possibilities in clinic situations of different level of complexity.

Orthopedic dentistry today stipulates the usage of materials, which are bioinert, aesthetic, and highly strong.

Considering the philosophy of maximum teeth preservation, we can restore even severely destroyed teeth, and, on the other hand, in case of absence of one or several teeth, we prefer implant placement instead of healthy tooth preparation with further use of bridges.

Usage of metal-free ceramic and other modern materials allows achieving anatomic, optical, functional, and other characteristics of crowns, bridges or dentures similarly to natural teeth.

Implementation of computer technologies provides the highest results and maximum accuracy of the work.

Removable dentures as alternative to dental implants have improved as well, and rather often it is an effective solution in complicated cases.