Dental prosthetics and prosthetic dentistry in Prague

Prosthetic dentistry is a branch of dentistry and an advanced area focused on damaged teeth restoration and replacement of lost teeth. It belongs to the wider area of dentistry known as prosthodontics, which includes aesthetic dentistry, orthodontic dentistry, and functional dental treatment. It also restores dental tissue, helps improve chewing, speech, and offers aesthetic and functional results with modern dental restoration techniques.

Telescopic crowns are often used when a patient is edentulous or has lost dental structure, requiring advanced rehabilitation. These crowns rely on a primary coping and a secondary crown integrated into the denture with the help of dental innovation. A skilled dental technician ensures the dual system fits perfectly, providing stability similar to fixed prostheses or fixed dental prosthetics.

Dental implant prosthetics are an advanced prosthetic solution for missing teeth replacement. An implant-supported prosthesis ensures stability, durability, and natural teeth aesthetics, allowing you to chew comfortably and smile confidently.

Each dental prosthetic treatment begins with a detailed diagnosis and a personalized treatment plan. All dental prostheses are crafted in a certified prosthetic laboratory, where technicians create perfect matches for the patient’s bite, gum line, and adjacent teeth.

Modern prosthetics includes several main options. Removable dentures (acrylic, skeletal, full) replace multiple missing teeth and provide everyday comfort. Implant-supported prosthetics offer the highest stability and natural function. Fixed crowns and bridges restore damaged or lost teeth, while microprosthetics (inlays, onlays, micro-veneers) allow minimally invasive correction. Ceramic veneers improve tooth shape and color, and all-ceramic crowns provide strong, aesthetic, metal-free restoration.

Prosthetic crowns (dental crowns) are used for tooth reconstruction of heavily damaged teeth, especially after root canal treatment or fractures. They protect the remaining tooth structure and improve the overall function and aesthetics of your smile.

Prosthetic bridges are suitable when one or several teeth are missing, and adjacent teeth can serve as supports. They restore chewing function and preserve bite balance, preventing tooth shifting or jaw deformation.

Adhesive bridges are used to replace a single missing tooth without grinding adjacent teeth. They are ideal for temporary or minimal prosthetic restorations, especially in younger patients.

Traditional porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) crowns include a metal frame for structural support and durability, especially in the back of the mouth. However, for maximum aesthetics and light reflection that mimics a natural tooth, we recommend all-ceramic crowns. All of our custom crowns are prosthetic devices designed to perfectly restore both function and aesthetics, regardless of the underlying material.

Prosthetic bridges are a common dental solution used when one or two teeth are missing, and the adjacent teeth are healthy enough to serve as anchors. However, they require altering (grinding down) the surrounding natural teeth. Conversely, individual dental implants and their implant-supported prosthesis are fixed directly into the jawbone, preserving all adjacent natural teeth and preventing bone loss. The ideal treatment plan will be customized to your specific oral condition.

It’s best to start prosthetic treatment immediately after tooth extraction or loss to prevent bone resorption and bite misalignment. Early intervention ensures a better fit, improved aesthetics, and optimal long-term results.

Yes, our dental clinic provides repair and adjustment of removable dentures and prosthetic bridges. In most cases, minor repairs can be completed within the same day.

When a patient is missing a tooth or several teeth, the best treatment options depend on stability and budget. The gold standard in cases where teeth are lost is dental implantation, including implant-supported dentures, implantation, and dental prosthetics on implants. Alternatively, partial dentures, complete dentures, or other removable prosthetics may be used. We help patients choose between fixed or removable solutions depending on their clinical situation.

Prosthetic treatment may include fixed dental prostheses — such as a ceramic crown, dental bridge, or dental veneer — as well as removable dentures, including acrylic dentures or clasp dentures. Each dental prosthesis is selected individually based on your oral cavity condition.

Our prosthetic dentists use zirconium, porcelain, and composite ceramics. These biocompatible materials ensure durable dental prosthetics that look natural and feel comfortable in the oral cavity.

Our dental clinic in Prague offers modern dental prosthetics and prosthetics on implants using advanced technologies. We focus on durability, comfort, and natural teeth aesthetics — helping you regain full function, confidence, and a healthy smile.

The choice of dental prosthesis depends on the number and position of missing teeth, the condition of the gum and bone, and your individual expectations. After a detailed dental examination, the prosthodontist recommends the best prosthetic solution—from ceramic crowns to implant-supported prosthetics or removable dentures.

A porcelain crown veneered with metal has a metal base, ensuring strength but less natural light reflection. An all-ceramic crown contains no metal, offering superior biocompatibility, natural transparency, and better aesthetic results that mimic your patient’s own teeth.

The duration of prosthetic treatment depends on the chosen method and materials. In most cases, the full process — from consultation to installation — takes from 7 days to 3 weeks, while implant-based prosthetics may take several months due to bone integration.

Yes, adhesive bridges are not recommended in cases of periodontal disease, unstable bite, or significant tooth loss. Your dentist will evaluate your oral health and suggest the safest alternative.

The choice of dental materials is crucial for both the longevity and the aesthetics of your restoration. For strength, we rely heavily on zirconium and high-grade ceramics like E-max. These materials are biocompatible and offer superior translucency compared to older options. We use these premium dental materials to craft durable prosthetic restorations that integrate seamlessly with your existing smile.

Proper oral hygiene is essential to extend the durability and lifespan of your prosthetic restorations. Regular dental check-ups, gentle hygiene, and avoiding extremely hard foods will keep your teeth (both natural and artificial) in good condition.

At Dynasty Stomatology, we offer zirconia, E-max, and all-ceramic crowns, each chosen based on strength, transparency, and individual aesthetic needs. All crowns are crafted in a modern prosthetic laboratory using durable, biocompatible materials.