Dental prosthetics in Dubai: types, prices and innovative technologies

A healthy smile not only emphasizes your appearance, but also reflects your social status. Therefore, it is important to monitor your dental health, visit your dentist regularly, have preventive examinations, and use quality hygiene products. However, with age, the condition of your teeth may deteriorate. By the age of 50-60, the enamel becomes thinner, which can lead to caries and other diseases.

In such cases, dental prosthetics comes to the rescue. It not only maintains a perfect smile, but also ensures your status and increases confidence.

In this article, we will consider in detail all aspects of prosthetics: types of prosthetics, materials, and prices, to help you make an informed choice.

What are dentures

Orthopedic restoration of teeth through prosthetics is an important step in the loss of one or more teeth.

This procedure helps to replace missing teeth, restore damaged areas and restore the functions of the masticatory system, correcting all types of defects.

Prosthetics often becomes the only way out after the impossibility of using standard treatment methods. Modern technologies offer not only the installation of prostheses, but also complex treatment to prevent further wear of teeth.

The cost of a dental prosthesis depends on the type, materials used and additional services. For up-to-date information on prices and types of prostheses, it is recommended to contact a clinic where they will help you choose the best solution for restoring your smile.

Dentures: kinds and prices

There are two main types of prosthetic restorations in dentistry: permanent (fixed) and removable (removable) restorations. They differ from each other in how they are attached and held in the mouth. The former are fixed. That is, they are "glued" to the remaining teeth or implants, or "screwed" onto them. Movable dentures are those that the patient can take out of the mouth independently at any time.

Removable dentures include:

• Silicone dentures;
• Nylon dentures;
• Acrylic;
• Clasp dentures;
• Plate dentures.

Important: there are no removable dentures on implants.

Non-removable structures are:

• Crowns (made mostly of metal-ceramic, zirconia, or E-max ceramic);
• Bridges (made of metal or metal-ceramic);
• Veneers (made of porcelain or glass-ceramic)

Depending on clinical conditions (number and quality of teeth, previous root canal treatment), the patient's financial means and the desired aesthetic effect, different materials are used. For example, porcelain (which is often used for crowns) is considered the most aesthetically appealing material, but it is more expensive and can rub against other teeth during normal functioning. Also, porcelain dentures cannot be filled. For example, if the porcelain inlay breaks down. Meanwhile, removable nylon dentures are just as attractive. They are also softer and more flexible than, for example, acrylic

In general, before prosthetics it is necessary to consult with your doctor: get to know all the nuances, features and properties of prosthetic constructions.

Remember that properly fitted next generation dentures do not cause discomfort and do not feel while chewing.

Dentures: price

To the question: "How much is a dental prosthesis?" it is impossible to give an unambiguous answer. It all depends on the fabrication material, the initial preparation of the mouth for dentures, the nuances in the fabrication and the installation method.

For example, a removable denture on implants will cost less than a fixed prosthesis. With implant prostheses, the healing process takes 3 to 6 months.

For example, а butte rfl)' denture will cost on average between 800 AED and 1400 AED. The price of Butterfly replacement for one tooth is better to be clarified by the doctor treating you in the clinic.

When to consult a doctor

It is important to note that a full restoration of the tooth row will not only improve the patient's appearance and make his smile more beautiful, but will also allow him to chew properly, which, in turn, will have a significant impact on his digestion. Prosthetic dentures also slow down negative changes in the oral cavity. For example, atrophy.

Examination and diagnosis is the foundation of any dental treatment. At this stage, the dentist should identify potential problems and tell the patient about them in order to determine what he or she wants and what he or she can do, and then select the appropriate treatment.

A dentist should be consulted in cases of partial tooth loss. Even if only one tooth is missing or has partially decayed. The dentist will then select a treatment plan, agree on all next steps with the patient and begin restoring the teeth.