Smile again with confidence

They are permanent, screw-retained teeth that are supported by dental implants — designed to look, feel, and function just like natural teeth.

During the first stage, titanium implants are placed into the bone. After their osseointegration (after 3-6 months), the final fixed structure is attached. In some cases, a temporary prosthesis can be installed on the same day as surgery.

Suitable for patients who have lost teeth due to various causes—caries, trauma, gum disease—provided they have sufficient bone tissue. Overall health and the absence of uncontrolled medical conditions (such as diabetes) are important.

This provides maximum stability, comfort, and natural aesthetics. The prosthesis does not shift, prevents bone atrophy, and allows for the restoration of normal chewing function.

Although rare, infections, incomplete implant integration, and nerve damage are possible. Following all your doctor's recommendations minimizes risks and ensures a successful outcome.

Regular hygiene- brushing, flossing, using a water flosser, and visiting your dentist every 6 months. Avoid excessively hard foods.

Caring for fixed dentures on implants requires meticulous oral hygiene, including regular brushing of teeth and dentures, flossing, and regular visits to the dentist for checkups and professional cleanings. It's also important to avoid hard foods that can damage the dentures or implants.