High-quality Dental Prosthetics
Manufactured in our laboratory to meet your requirements
Once a tooth gap has formed, quick yet high-quality dental prosthetics are essential. At our Kronberg Dental Center, Dr. BAUMSTARK & colleagues offer both fixed and removable dental prosthetics – individually tailored to you and manufactured in our laboratory.
High-quality Dental Prosthetics from our Own Dental Laboratory
In our practice’s integrated high-tech laboratory, we individually craft your new beautiful teeth promptly and with the best possible quality to meet the modern standards of high-quality dental prosthetics. This process begins with a thorough examination, a consultation, and the creation of a digital impression of your dentition to precisely match the shape and color of the dental prosthetics to your natural teeth. Because quality is measured not only by the stability and durability of the dental prosthetics but also by their individual fit.
Types of Dental Prosthetics at Kronberg Dental Center
High-quality dental prosthetics can be either fixed or removable – in every case, we rely on high material quality and precise manufacturing. In our practice, you can choose from fixed dental prosthetics such as dental crowns, dental bridges, and veneers, or removable solutions like partial or full dentures. A combination is also possible, depending on the individual diagnosis and necessity. We always prioritize natural aesthetics, maximum functionality, biocompatible materials, and high material resilience.
Dental Prosthetic Solutions Explained Briefly:
Dental Crown: It is made to replicate the natural tooth when it is damaged but should be preserved. The crown is then firmly bonded to the natural tooth, covering it and providing stabilization and protection.
Dental Bridge: It is used when one or more teeth are missing and the adjacent teeth next to a gap are intact and healthy. The dental bridge, to which the new, artificial teeth are attached, is anchored to the neighboring teeth, which then support the bridge.
Veneers: These are very thin ceramic facings, usually applied to the front teeth, to cover, for example, chipped, discolored teeth, or larger gaps between teeth. They are firmly bonded to the tooth surfaces.
Partial and Full Dentures: A denture is not fixed but can be removed at any time. It is usually the solution of choice when several teeth or even an entire row of teeth is missing. The denture consists of artificial teeth and gum imitation and covers the missing teeth.
Implants: With the help of implant screws firmly placed in the jawbone, the dental crown attached to them can almost equally replace a natural tooth in appearance and function.