OUR CASES

The patient came to the clinic with complaints about loose old metal-ceramic bridge prostheses on the upper jaw. In the lower jaw, the chewing teeth were missing, and she was wearing a removable partial denture that rubbed, caused discomfort, and did not allow her to chew normally.

The patient came to the clinic with complaints of loose teeth and old removable dentures that did not hold properly, slipped, and made it difficult to eat and speak normally.

The patient came to the clinic because she was unhappy with the appearance of her teeth: they were yellow, and the old metal-ceramic crowns had cracks and chips.

The patient came to the clinic with complaints of missing teeth in the side areas, worn teeth, and old metal prostheses that had been placed many years ago and had already worn out. It was necessary to restore the teeth, chewing function, bite, and create new long-lasting prostheses.

The patient came to the clinic with complaints of headaches, pain in the chewing muscles, and discomfort after eating. The teeth were gradually wearing down, and the old composite fillings were chipping.

The patient was unhappy with the appearance of her old metal-ceramic crowns and bridges, the shape of her front teeth, and the gaps between her teeth. In addition to aesthetics, functional problems also had to be addressed — worn crowns, missing teeth, and an incorrect bite.

The patient came to the clinic with complaints of headaches, pain in the chewing muscles, tooth wear, and old composite restorations that had worn down and started to chip.

The patient came to our clinic with complaints about a gap between the upper and lower front teeth, old composite restorations on the front teeth, worn side teeth, and caries on the chewing teeth.

The patient came to the clinic with a complex dental problem. Over the years, her teeth had become severely worn, some of them were missing, and the remaining teeth had old fillings and crowns.

The patient wanted an even, bright, and natural-looking smile, but it was also important to restore the correct tooth shape, chewing function, and bite.