Fixed prostheses
They are fixed onto the teeth or onto implants and cannot be removed by the patient.
Fixed prostheses cover several types of restoration:
• inlays / onlays
• veneers
• crowns
• bridges
Removable prostheses
Prostheses that are taken out daily to ensure good hygiene.
Removable prostheses replace one or more teeth, or even the entire dentition.
They may be:
• partial: when natural teeth still remain
• complete: when no teeth remain
• implant-supported: removable prostheses stabilised by implants
Fixed prostheses
They are fixed onto the teeth or onto implants and cannot be removed by the patient.
Fixed prostheses cover several types of restoration:
• inlays / onlays
• veneers
• crowns
• bridges
Removable prostheses
Prostheses that are taken out daily to ensure good hygiene.
Removable prostheses replace one or more teeth, or even the entire dentition.
They may be:
• partial: when natural teeth still remain
• complete: when no teeth remain
• implant-supported: removable prostheses stabilised by implants
Fixed prostheses
They are fixed onto the teeth or onto implants and cannot be removed by the patient.
Fixed prostheses cover several types of restoration:
• inlays / onlays
• veneers
• crowns
• bridges
Removable prostheses
Prostheses that are taken out daily to ensure good hygiene.
Removable prostheses replace one or more teeth, or even the entire dentition.
They may be:
• partial: when natural teeth still remain
• complete: when no teeth remain
• implant-supported: removable prostheses stabilised by implants
Fixed prostheses
Most common situations
• Restoration of a fractured tooth
• Restoration of a root-treated tooth
• Replacement of one or more missing teeth with a bridge
• Aesthetic improvement
We always favour the most conservative solutions. Where a tooth can be preserved, an inlay, an onlay or a veneer is proposed. If the tooth is too weakened, a crown can restore its strength and function. Where a tooth is missing, fitting a bridge or placing an implant will be discussed with the patient, taking into account their medical, functional and aesthetic situation.
At Pure Clinic, we tailor every solution to the individual case. Our priority is to preserve the natural teeth and to ensure durability, function and aesthetics.
Removable prostheses
Most common situations
• One or more missing teeth causing aesthetic or functional difficulty
• Absence of all upper or lower teeth (complete tooth loss)
• An old prosthesis that has become loose or uncomfortable
• The need for an interim solution before definitive treatment
At Pure Clinic, we adapt the solution to each situation. Where healthy teeth remain, we make a partial denture in order to keep them for as long as possible. In cases of complete tooth loss, a full denture is proposed. For greater stability and comfort, we offer the option of implant-supported removable prostheses. The final choice is always made together with the patient.
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