A porcelain fused to metal dental crown is a type of dental restoration that covers a tooth to restore its size and shape and protects it from further damage. It is comprised of metal alloy and porcelain material. The metal alloy component of the crown adds strength, allowing it to endure pressure while chewing.

Zirconia dental crowns are made from zirconium dioxide, a white powdered ceramic material. Its ceramic properties and the fact that is milled from a single block make it a strong dental prosthetic. In fact, its strength allows for far thinner dental crowns than those made with metals.

The DMLS technique is used to manufacture bridges and dental crowns with high precision and accuracy to ensure a comfortable fit by fabricating it to your specific measurements. This happens with the use of software like CAD. DMLS crowns are made with a type of alloy known as porcelain fused metal or PFM.

IPS e. max CAD is the world's best-selling glass-ceramic. It is suitable for the efficient fabrication of full-contour restorations and is known for its versatile applications, comprehensive range of processing options and for its high strength of 530 MPa.

Acrylic dentures are dentures that are made with a plastic type of material. It is an easily moldable material, which makes it a good candidate for dentures as they require changes over a period of time. Acrylic is a common material used for partial and complete dentures.

Flexible dentures are a type of partial denture, and they are softer and more flexible than conventional dentures. The most popular brands of flexible dentures include: Valplast. These dentures use a biocompatible nylon thermoplastic.

Dental implants are medical devices surgically implanted into the jaw to restore a person's ability to chew or their appearance. They provide support for artificial (fake) teeth, such as crowns, bridges, or dentures.

A Removable Partial Denture is an option your prosthodontist can suggest in case you have missing teeth. Its main advantage? This dental prosthesis helps patients to chew and smile again, while preventing the remaining natural teeth from shifting.