Dental

"All-on-4" dental implants is a surgical dental procedure that provides a comprehensive solution for individuals who have lost most or all of their teeth in one or both jaws. It involves the placement of a fixed dental prosthesis (denture) supported by four dental implants. This technique offers improved stability, functionality, and aesthetics compared to traditional removable dentures.

A single dental implant with a crown provides a durable and aesthetically pleasing solution for replacing a missing tooth. It blends seamlessly with the patient's natural teeth and restores their ability to chew, speak, and smile confidently.

A dental procedure involving a 3-unit prosthesis, also known as a dental bridge, is used to replace a missing tooth (pontic) by anchoring it between two existing teeth or dental implants (abutments). This type of prosthesis is commonly used to restore function, aesthetics, and the alignment of the dental arch.

A dental prosthesis involving three or more units, each with an individual crown, is a restorative dental procedure used to replace multiple missing teeth in a row. This type of prosthesis is commonly known as a dental bridge. It includes crowns on either side (abutment crowns) that fit over existing natural teeth or dental implants, and pontics (replacement teeth) that fill the gaps between the abutment crowns.

An anterior crown or veneer procedure involving dental restorations from canine to canine in the upper jaw, often made from materials like zirconia, is used to enhance the appearance, function, and strength of the front teeth. This procedure is commonly performed for cosmetic and functional reasons, such as improving the alignment, shape, color, and overall aesthetics of the teeth.