ORTHOPEDY

Prosthodontics (prosthodontics) is about ensuring results in aesthetics and function where unfortunately fillings and restorations can no longer be successful or when lost teeth have to be restored at all. In simple terms, orthopaedics means veneers, a variety of crowns and dentures.

Veneers are very thin ceramic plates (0.2-0.6 mm thick). They are fixed to the front surface of the tooth to correct colour and shape. When your smile looks unaesthetic, veneers are just for you. 

Crowns are applied to teeth with extensive damage (more than 60% of their surface) or to teeth with polished root canals. Often, a filling can cause a cracking of the tooth walls if these are very thin, so the chewing load is distributed on the remaining part of the tooth, which then decays and the tooth is lost. To avoid this complication, the tooth must be strengthened with a crown.

To avoid this complication, you should strengthen your tooth with a dental crown.

A dental crown is like a cover on your smartphone, as if you don’t have to wear it, but the desire to protect your gadget so that it lasts as long as possible wins out.

At the ROMA Clinic the orthopedic dentist works only with a digital protocol. This ensures a high accuracy of fit of the crown to the tooth and shortens the timing of the prosthetic work. We fit both temporary (plastic) and permanent metal-ceramic, modern, highly aesthetic, metal-free crowns (zirconium dioxide or pressed ceramic).

In the case of missing teeth, we restore the integrity of the tooth row with crowns and dentures on dental implants.