Introduction If there is a loss of a lot of hard tooth substance, i.e. enamel and dentin, or even the loss of one or more teeth, dental prosthetics, i.e. dentures, come into play. The aim is to restore the condition before the loss, or to find suitable dentures to restore the main functions of the … An overview of prosthetics
The Veneer If the shape as well as the color of an anterior tooth, i.e. one of the front teeth that first catch the eye when smiling and speaking, deviates from the patient’s wishes, it is possible to apply so-called “veneers”. Veneers are thin ceramic shells which, after a thin layer of the tooth has … The Veneer | An overview of prosthetics
The denture If several teeth have been lost, a denture can replace them. A distinction is made between partial and total dentures. If there are still teeth in the jaw, a partial denture is made, which is fixed to the remaining teeth. It is a removable prosthesis. A total denture is also a removable denture. … The denture | An overview of prosthetics
Cement plays a major role in dentistry as a luting and filling material. Very different materials are used for this purpose. The most commonly used dental cement to date is made of zinc phosphate. What is cement? The use of cement in dentistry guarantees full functionality of the dentition even with destroyed teeth and in … Cement: Applications & Health Benefits
