Prosthodontics treatment in Aveiro

What is prosthodontics?

Prosthodontics is the discipline of dentistry responsible for replacing missing teeth or restoring damaged teeth through dental prostheses. Its aim is to restore the mouth's correct function, improve aesthetics and maintain the balance of the remaining teeth.

When a tooth is missing, the neighbouring teeth tend to shift and the bite changes. Prosthodontics prevents these consequences and helps preserve long-term oral health.

Do you identify with any of these situations?

Prosthodontics is indicated when problems exist such as:

  • Loss of one or more teeth
  • Difficulty chewing certain foods
  • Advanced tooth wear
  • Changes in the bite
  • Feeling of instability when chewing
  • Lack of confidence when smiling or speaking

If you have lost teeth or notice that your mouth no longer functions as it used to, it is important to assess in time to avoid bigger problems.

Types of dental prostheses

Depending on each patient's needs, Prosthodontics treatment can include different solutions:

1. Fixed prostheses

These are placed permanently and provide a feeling very similar to natural teeth. They include dental crowns and bridges.

2. Removable prostheses

These can be removed for cleaning and are indicated in certain cases, always seeking comfort and functionality.

3. Implant-supported prostheses

A stable and lasting solution when one or more teeth are missing, restoring safe and natural chewing

Each option is studied on a personalised basis to select the most appropriate one.

Do you need a specialist in prosthodontics?

Restores the ability to chew correctly

Improves smile aesthetics

Prevents tooth displacement

Helps maintain a balanced bite

Increases patient confidence

Improves quality of life

Restore your ability to chew properly

Frequently asked questions

Have questions? We answer them here.

No. The treatment is carried out progressively and always with the patient's comfort in mind.

It depends on the type of prosthesis and the care given, but with good maintenance it can last many years.

No. They are designed to integrate naturally into the mouth.

Yes. Regular check-ups and good oral hygiene are key to extending their lifespan.

Would you like to book your appointment?

Request an assessment with our dentists and we will propose the treatment that best fits your needs.