Crowns, bridges and dentures

Every piece of prosthetic work is made to suit the individual patient, with both function and aesthetic harmony in mind. The dentist sets out the stages of treatment: consultation and clinical assessment, the prosthetic plan, preparing the teeth for impressions or a digital scan, try-in and fitting of the work, followed by regular check-ups.

We work with zirconia and all-ceramic materials, including digitally made (CAD-CAM) crowns for a very precise fit, with metal-ceramic for the back teeth, and with removable dentures, cast metal partial dentures and fixed dentures on implants. We choose the colour and shape together with you and do a try-in before the final fitting.

While the final prosthetic work is being made, we fit temporary restorations to protect the prepared teeth and help keep your smile functional and natural-looking.

What it includes

• Consultation and prosthetic plan
• Tooth preparation and impressions
• Temporary restoration during treatment
• Try-in, adjustment and fitting of the final restoration

When it is recommended

• A fractured, badly damaged or worn tooth (crown)
• A tooth after root canal treatment
• Missing teeth
• Replacing one or more missing teeth (partial or full dentures, fixed or removable)
• Old dental work that is defective, worn or unsightly

Prices

Clear costs, no surprises. The list shows the price of every procedure, including those that are sometimes added, such as anaesthesia or a rubber dam. Before treatment you receive a written plan with all the costs, and if a new stage comes up along the way, we stop and talk it through with you.

Frequently asked questions