Service Details

Full & Partial Dentures

Restore damaged teeth and replace missing ones with precision Zirconium or porcelain crowns and bridges — strong, natural-looking, and metal-free.

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Individuals who have lost several or most of their teeth may be good candidates for dentures. These dental devices are used to replace missing teeth and surrounding tissue. There are two types normally used – complete and partial dentures. Complete dentures are used when all teeth are being replaced and can be for upper jaw, lower jaw, or both. Partial dentures are used when some natural teeth are still present.

Improved appearance and self-confidence

Better chewing

Improved speech

Protect other teeth

Available in natural-looking materials

Procedure Steps

Preparation

Affected teeth shaped under local anaesthesia; temporary crown fitted.

Impressions

Digital or physical impressions taken for laboratory fabrication.

Lab Fabrication

Crown or bridge milled using CAD-CAM technology for precision fit.

Fitting

Restoration tried in, adjusted, and permanently cemented.

Common Questions

What is the difference between Zirconium and porcelain?

Zirconium is stronger, more fracture-resistant, and fully metal-free. Porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) crowns are traditional but may show a dark metal line at the gum. We recommend Zirconium for most patients.

How many teeth can a bridge replace?

A conventional bridge can replace 1–3 missing teeth using adjacent teeth as anchors. Longer spans may require implant support.