Fixed prosthesis application is the process of replacing missing or excessively substance-lost teeth using materials similar to the tooth tissue and color. It gives the person a natural tooth appearance and functionality. It is the most preferred prosthesis application.
Fixed Prosthesis Application
Fixed prosthesis application is the process of replacing missing, broken, or worn teeth using materials similar to the structure of the teeth. Thanks to these prostheses, the person both regains a natural tooth appearance and regains functionality.
How is Fixed Prosthesis Application Performed?
For fixed prosthesis application, there must be at least 2 long-rooted teeth in the toothless area. In this way, bridge application can be performed. There are also fixed prostheses applied on a single tooth.
Before the fixed tooth prosthesis is placed, if there are any caries, they are cleaned, then an impression is taken and a model is made in the laboratory environment. The closest image to the natural tooth is obtained, and an intraoral trial is performed and fixation is performed.
Who is Fixed Tooth Prosthesis Applied To?
- Individuals with partial tooth deficiency
- In tooth alignment with positional disorder
- In spaced tooth alignment
- In worn teeth
- In individuals who want smile design
What is the Lifespan of Fixed Prosthesis?
It needs to be replaced over time. This can happen at different times depending on how the person uses it. We cannot say that there is a certain lifespan.
How Many Sessions Does the Making of Fixed Prostheses Take?
It usually takes 3-4 sessions, an average of 2-3 weeks.
Which Fixed Prosthesis is Most Preferred?
Coating models are generally frequently preferred. Porcelain laminates are also frequently used fixed prosthesis models by patients.