Whether it’s a bridge, denture or crown, we use our modern facilities to create your new teeth to measure. In close cooperation with our in-house master laboratory, we manufacture your new dentures individually for you.

f one or more teeth are missing, dentures make it possible to restore chewing function, facial aesthetics and speech formation. But which dental prosthesis is the best solution? It is not possible to give a generalised answer to this question, as each case must be considered individually. The solution must therefore also be individualised. As specialists in perfect dentures, we are familiar with all types of dentures and will be happy to advise you on the best solution for you.

Defects in the substance of the natural tooth crown are usually filled with fillings. However, if these defects are too large, crowns are used for structural reasons. In the case of defects with severely damaged tooth substance, the crown is placed over the remaining tooth substance like a thimble, covering the affected tooth completely.

If the affected tooth does not need to be completely covered, but only partially, this is referred to as a partial crown. Partial crowns stabilise and protect the remaining tooth structure.

If teeth are completely missing, bridges are used to close the row of teeth again. They are attached to the neighbouring teeth, ground down and crowned so that the dentures can be securely anchored.

Dental implants are a recommended alternative to conventional bridges.

If several teeth are missing, a partial denture can be used as a partial denture. Partial dentures can be removable, but can also be fixed in place like a bridge. As an alternative, the use of dental implants to which the partial denture is attached is also recommended here.

A full denture, on the other hand, is the best choice if entire rows of teeth are missing or in the case of completely toothless jaws. Just like partial dentures, full dentures can be made removable or alternatively fixed with implants.

Defective or missing teeth are not only a functional or aesthetic problem, they can also have unexpected consequences for your health. The smallest changes in the area of the teeth can even cause back pain, migraines, tinnitus, neck or muscle tension.

Ill-fitting or imprecisely manufactured dentures can also cause a range of health problems.

For this reason, we do not have dentures made in a distant dental laboratory, because high-quality, customised precision work cannot be created over long distances.

We use precise, digital 3D scans to create perfect impressions of your teeth. This digital technology enables us to visualise realistic corrections directly on the screen as a simulation. This gives you the opportunity to see your new smile even before your dentures are made.

Our dentists and master dental technicians work closely together on the basis of these digital 3D impressions in order to guarantee you an exact fit, longevity and optimum aesthetics for your dentures.

You can also follow the creation of your new teeth at close quarters and, of course, incorporate your personal wishes at any time.

In this way, we develop the perfect dentures for you that are indistinguishable from your real teeth.