Prosthetics :: Dentures: Gallery

These two photos show the following types of crowns:
- All-metal crown - the first from left to right
- Blend - crown - a crown in which the chewing surface and the wall from the side of the mouth are made of metal, and only the wall from the side of the cheeks and lips is inlaid with ceramic. Watch the second tooth from left to right.
- The third and fourth crowns from left to right are completely inlaid with ceramics.


The metal cap on which we encrust the ceramics we can replace with a zirconium cap. We do this in cases where we want to achieve absolute aesthetics.


Another case with zirconium ceramics illustrating frontal teeth.


Zirconia ceramic bridge. The different color is impressive. Naturally, the color of           different patients is consistent with that of neighboring teeth.


Zirconium ceramic crowns on chewing teeth.


In addition, here is how to properly model crowns on implants - look at the bottom row of teeth. The contour of the crown looks like a "bowl" and thus we create between the tooth spaces, which facilitates cleaning with interdental brushes.



One of the types of interdental brushes, consisting of a handle and replaceable "feathers" with different lengths of hairs according to the size of the interdental space.


Removable dentures - set. The teeth are chromatically colored, and the plastic contains a floss that mimics the blood vessels of the gums.


Upper and lower total prosthesis, made of colorless plastic. This is necessary in cases where the patient is allergic to pink plastic dentures.



Is there still someone who, after seeing this photo, claims that with metal ceramics we cannot achieve an absolute aesthetic effect?

The skilled dentist and his skilled partner - dental technician manage very easily to achieve a high aesthetic effect with metal ceramics.

For more details write to pfhristov@yahoo.com
 

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