Dental prosthetics (replacement of missing teeth)
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Visitor asks:
In the upper jaw on the left I have the lateral incisor, canine and first molar; on the right I have none. Which prosthetic option would you recommend? Thank you for your advice. Best regards
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
Several treatment options are possible; to begin with I could suggest two:
1. removable prosthetic rehabilitation with a partial denture and three crowns on the lateral incisor, canine and first molar, connected by a bar. The denture has no palatal plate and also no visible metal elements such as clasps.
2. placement of four implants and fabrication of a complete fixed construction (bridge), extending from the first molar on one side to the first molar on the other side.
Have a nice day!
Several treatment options are possible; to begin with I could suggest two:
1. removable prosthetic rehabilitation with a partial denture and three crowns on the lateral incisor, canine and first molar, connected by a bar. The denture has no palatal plate and also no visible metal elements such as clasps.
2. placement of four implants and fabrication of a complete fixed construction (bridge), extending from the first molar on one side to the first molar on the other side.
Have a nice day!
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