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FIXED DENTAL PROSTHESIS

 

The fixed dental prosthesis allows you to replace missing teeth  or heavily damaged

permanently, guaranteeing the patient an impeccable smile,  how's that

secured by natural teeth.  The fixed dental prosthesis  Yes  consists of capsules and crowns 

formed by materials such as zirconium and ceramic capable of ensuring a result

also optimal in terms of resistance and biocompatibility, as well as aesthetic. The latter

they are anchored by the dentist to the so-called "pillar elements",  represented by plants

and natural teeth.

THE PHASES OF REALIZATION OF THE FIXED DENTAL PROSTHESIS

 

How is the fixed prosthesis made?

Once the integrity of the affected sites has been restored, the dentist will take  the impression by inserting a tray-shaped impression tray  arch or semi-arch depending on  of the impression to be taken containing a special soft paste in the patient's mouth.  The teeth of the latter will sink into the paste until it is completely hardened (usually the operation takes 2-3 minutes). Once the impression is taken, the dentist will extract the spoon from the patient's mouth with extreme delicacy,  in order to avoid possible alterations to the cast obtained.

The impression will then be sent to the dental laboratory  along with related shape and color information. You will thus get a  prototype of the prosthesis on which all the necessary tests and necessary modifications will then be carried out before fixing it in the patient's mouth, providing him with all the information he needs for proper maintenance of the same (cleaning, use, precautions to be taken at the table, etc.) .

FIXED DENTAL PROSTHESIS WITH CAD / CAM COMPUTERIZED TECHNOLOGY

Dental prostheses made at the Du.Val. they are made with a precision technology, the CAD / CAM, without the use of such  technology,  the production of the fixed dental prosthesis can only be done manually with the grip of the  dental impressions in the patient's mouth  through the insertion of an ad hoc paste on a dedicated metal support, impressions subsequently  sent to the dental laboratory for the realization of the plaster cast.

Thanks to  computerized CAD / CAM technology, today it is possible  designing fixed prostheses on the computer: the dental technician has the ability to quickly reproduce the plaster model obtained from the impressions by scanning it with a three-dimensional scanner capable of reproducing the product digitally.  Once reproduced, any changes in shape,  dimensions and thickness of the fixed prosthesis  they can be realized through the computer.  Once the CAD design phase is over, the CAM phase begins: the software creates a digital file and then sends it to a computer-assisted milling machine with advanced technology capable of processing it and carving and milling the block of  material chosen for the fixed prosthesis in compliance  to the information provided.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF THE CAD / CAM SYSTEM IN THE REALIZATION OF THE FIXED DENTAL PROSTHESIS?

The use of advanced computerized CAD / CAM technology  allowed specialists in the  dental technician field  and patients to benefit from a long line of  advantages in the production of fixed prostheses:

  1. Greater precision thanks to the use of the computer;
  2. Ability to preview the result;

  3. Considerably reduce their production times by eliminating a long series of steps.

 

WHY CHOOSE A FIXED DENTAL PROSTHESIS?

It is advisable to use a fixed prosthesis  if you have healthy teeth: indeed for the  making fixed crowns and bridges  it is essential to rely on a substantial number of residual pillars, not excessively distant from each other and capable of guaranteeing adequate stability.  In this case, a fixed dental prosthesis  is still the solution today  best to replace missing and / or severely damaged teeth, as the implants are able to integrate  perfectly with natural teeth  is  from an aesthetic and biocompatible point of view, reproducing their functionality in its entirety (as proof of this is the fact that cleaning is normally performed with a toothbrush) ensuring enviable stability, an impeccable smile and easy chewing.

Advantages of the fixed dental prosthesis:

  • Perfect teeth;

  • Duration;

  • Functionality;

  • Savings;

  • Can also be used in case of edentulousness (total lack of teeth);

  • Non-invasive technique.

 

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