Partial denture and skeletal denture

A partial denture replaces missing teeth, restoring chewing comfort and the aesthetics of your smile, while protecting the remaining teeth from shifting and overloading. Modern designs, such as skeletal dentures, are lightweight and stable.

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Diagnostics and a treatment plan with no obligations.

Painless treatment

Effective anesthesia and comfort at every stage of the visit.

Post-treatment care

Clear recommendations, follow-up checks, and constant contact with the clinic.

Partial denture: when is it worth getting one

We recommend replacing missing teeth as soon as possible, as every un-restored gap triggers the shifting of adjacent teeth, the extrusion of opposing ones, and the overloading of those remaining. A partial denture is a good solution for extensive or scattered gaps when a bridge or implants are not possible at the given moment. It restores chewing, speech, and a full smile.

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Partial denture: when is it worth getting one

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Partial denture: when is it worth getting one

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Skeletal denture: a more comfortable form of partial denture

A skeletal denture is based on a precisely designed, lightweight metal frame that transfers chewing forces onto the patient's own teeth, rather than just the gums. Thanks to this, it is smaller, thinner and more stable than an acrylic denture, covers less of the palate, and has less of an impact on speech and taste perception. However, it requires a sufficient number of remaining, strong teeth.

How treatment and adaptation proceed

Following an examination and analysis of the oral conditions, we design the denture structure, take impressions, and carry out a trial fitting to assess the fit and aesthetics. The finished denture is fitted, and we provide instructions on its use and hygiene. Adaptation usually takes a few weeks, and short adjustment visits allow us to quickly eliminate any potential pressure points.

How treatment and adaptation proceed

How treatment and adaptation proceed

Frequently Asked Questions

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Does a partial denture damage the remaining teeth?

Skeletal or acrylic denture: which one to choose?

Other treatments in this category

Zirconia crowns

Exceptionally durable all-ceramic zirconia-based crowns, combining resistance to chewing forces with a natural appearance.

E-max crowns

Lithium disilicate crowns with high translucency, particularly recommended for restoring teeth in the smile zone.

Porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns

Proven and durable crowns combining a metal substructure with a porcelain layer, most commonly used in the posterior sections of the arch.

Porcelain veneers

Thin ceramic veneers permanently bonded to the front surface of the teeth, correcting their colour, shape, and minor imperfections.

Implant-supported dentures

Stable implant-retained dentures that do not move when eating and speaking, providing comfort close to that of your own teeth.

Removable dentures

Removable dental prostheses, individually designed with care for comfort of use and a natural appearance during conversation and smiling.

Complete dentures

Full dentures replacing all teeth in the maxilla or mandible, tailored to the patient's facial features and oral conditions.

Partial dentures

Restorations for partial tooth loss that restore masticatory function and prevent the displacement of the patient's remaining natural teeth.

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