Dental Prosthesis
Removable dentures
Secure the best quality affordably
No upfront payment & 0% financing
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Dental Prosthesis
Removable dentures
Secure the best quality affordably
No upfront payment & 0% financing
Functional, precise fit, reliable
Known from:
Dental Prosthesis
Removable dentures
Secure the best quality affordably
No upfront payment & 0% financing
Functional, precise fit, reliable
Known from:
Complete Denture
If a patient no longer has their own teeth to anchor crowns, bridges, or partial dentures, they need a complete denture. With this dental prosthesis, in most cases both aesthetics and chewing and speaking function can be optimally restored. Sunken lips and cheeks due to tooth loss are supported again, regaining their natural appearance.
The dental prosthesis is held in place by the suction effect of the thin saliva film between the prosthesis and the mucous membrane in the palate. How well the adhesion is depends primarily on the shape of the jaw, the oral mucosa, and the salivary flow of the patient. In general, a complete denture fits better in the upper jaw due to the larger surface area in the palate than in the lower jaw. This is because the anatomical conditions are naturally less favorable there. Due to the space of the tongue and the movable tongue, it is more difficult to achieve a comparable suction effect.
Through individual measurements of the jaw and face, taking into account the patient-specific physiognomy, the aesthetic design of the front teeth, and the possibility of multi-colored gum application, we achieve excellent results.
Complete Denture
If a patient no longer has their own teeth to anchor crowns, bridges, or partial dentures, they need a complete denture. With this dental prosthesis, in most cases both aesthetics and chewing and speaking function can be optimally restored. Sunken lips and cheeks due to tooth loss are supported again, regaining their natural appearance.
The dental prosthesis is held in place by the suction effect of the thin saliva film between the prosthesis and the mucous membrane in the palate. How well the adhesion is depends primarily on the shape of the jaw, the oral mucosa, and the salivary flow of the patient. In general, a complete denture fits better in the upper jaw due to the larger surface area in the palate than in the lower jaw. This is because the anatomical conditions are naturally less favorable there. Due to the space of the tongue and the movable tongue, it is more difficult to achieve a comparable suction effect.
Through individual measurements of the jaw and face, taking into account the patient-specific physiognomy, the aesthetic design of the front teeth, and the possibility of multi-colored gum application, we achieve excellent results.
Complete Denture
If a patient no longer has their own teeth to anchor crowns, bridges, or partial dentures, they need a complete denture. With this dental prosthesis, in most cases both aesthetics and chewing and speaking function can be optimally restored. Sunken lips and cheeks due to tooth loss are supported again, regaining their natural appearance.
The dental prosthesis is held in place by the suction effect of the thin saliva film between the prosthesis and the mucous membrane in the palate. How well the adhesion is depends primarily on the shape of the jaw, the oral mucosa, and the salivary flow of the patient. In general, a complete denture fits better in the upper jaw due to the larger surface area in the palate than in the lower jaw. This is because the anatomical conditions are naturally less favorable there. Due to the space of the tongue and the movable tongue, it is more difficult to achieve a comparable suction effect.
Through individual measurements of the jaw and face, taking into account the patient-specific physiognomy, the aesthetic design of the front teeth, and the possibility of multi-colored gum application, we achieve excellent results.
The Partial Denture
The simplest version of a partial denture consists of a plastic base and the teeth to be replaced. Additionally, it includes curved retention elements and support elements, clasps as retention elements, and ideally additional support pins as support elements. These prevent the dental prosthesis from sinking.
A partial denture usually has good stability, as it can be anchored to the existing healthy teeth.
The Partial Denture
The simplest version of a partial denture consists of a plastic base and the teeth to be replaced. Additionally, it includes curved retention elements and support elements, clasps as retention elements, and ideally additional support pins as support elements. These prevent the dental prosthesis from sinking.
A partial denture usually has good stability, as it can be anchored to the existing healthy teeth.
The Partial Denture
The simplest version of a partial denture consists of a plastic base and the teeth to be replaced. Additionally, it includes curved retention elements and support elements, clasps as retention elements, and ideally additional support pins as support elements. These prevent the dental prosthesis from sinking.
A partial denture usually has good stability, as it can be anchored to the existing healthy teeth.
Clamp Prosthesis
The clasp prosthesis is anchored to the remaining teeth. This represents the simplest and most cost-effective dental prosthesis, which can be reinforced with an integrated wire or bar.
There are various methods:
In the clasp prosthesis, the prosthesis is anchored with clasps.
In the o-ring prosthesis, adjacent teeth are crowned and then an o-ring is attached to the teeth so that the dental prosthesis can be anchored there.
For the telescope prosthesis, adjacent teeth are also crowned, and the prosthesis is fixed to the crowns with a metal cone.
Clamp Prosthesis
The clasp prosthesis is anchored to the remaining teeth. This represents the simplest and most cost-effective dental prosthesis, which can be reinforced with an integrated wire or bar.
There are various methods:
In the clasp prosthesis, the prosthesis is anchored with clasps.
In the o-ring prosthesis, adjacent teeth are crowned and then an o-ring is attached to the teeth so that the dental prosthesis can be anchored there.
For the telescope prosthesis, adjacent teeth are also crowned, and the prosthesis is fixed to the crowns with a metal cone.
Clamp Prosthesis
The clasp prosthesis is anchored to the remaining teeth. This represents the simplest and most cost-effective dental prosthesis, which can be reinforced with an integrated wire or bar.
There are various methods:
In the clasp prosthesis, the prosthesis is anchored with clasps.
In the o-ring prosthesis, adjacent teeth are crowned and then an o-ring is attached to the teeth so that the dental prosthesis can be anchored there.
For the telescope prosthesis, adjacent teeth are also crowned, and the prosthesis is fixed to the crowns with a metal cone.
| Costs
The Cost of a Dental Prosthesis in Turkey
| Costs
The Cost of a Dental Prosthesis in Turkey
| Costs
The Cost of a Dental Prosthesis in Turkey
The costs for dental treatments are based on the digital X-rays and your individual healing plan. Only on this basis can a binding and transparent cost calculation be made.
Complete Denture
total above and below
900 €
CEREC preliminary examination
No prepayment required
0% financing possible
VIP round-the-clock transfer
German-speaking assistants in the clinic
Accompanying person free of charge
What is included?
The costs for dental treatments are based on the digital X-rays and your individual healing plan. Only on this basis can a binding and transparent cost calculation be made.
Complete Denture
total above and below
900 €
CEREC preliminary examination
No prepayment required
0% financing possible
VIP round-the-clock transfer
German-speaking assistants in the clinic
Accompanying person free of charge
What is included?
The costs for dental treatments are based on the digital X-rays and your individual healing plan. Only on this basis can a binding and transparent cost calculation be made.
Complete Denture
total above and below
900 €
CEREC preliminary examination
No prepayment required
0% financing possible
VIP round-the-clock transfer
German-speaking assistants in the clinic
Accompanying person free of charge
What is included?
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| FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What can one expect from a dental prosthesis?
A dental prosthesis may initially feel strangely large and produce increased saliva flow. Cut food into small pieces and avoid hot and hard foods until the tissue on which the prosthesis rests has adjusted to the new teeth.
Who should consider getting a dental prosthesis?
A prosthesis is suitable for anyone who is missing teeth to varying degrees. There are complete dentures for toothless individuals and partial dentures for those with natural teeth. This is important to prevent the remaining natural teeth from shifting. The dental replacement optimizes chewing and speaking. The face becomes more attractive because the appearance and smile are significantly improved.
How do I clean the dentures?
The dentures should be cleaned after every meal if possible. The dental prosthesis is brushed and the mouth is rinsed. This removes any residue. Soak the prosthesis overnight after it has been cleaned.
Should the dental prosthesis also be worn at night?
It is recommended to remove them at night. Studies emphasize that removing the prosthesis for at least eight hours allows the gum to rest. This enables normal stimulation and cleaning by the tongue and saliva, which ensures the long-term health of the gum.
| FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What can one expect from a dental prosthesis?
A dental prosthesis may initially feel strangely large and produce increased saliva flow. Cut food into small pieces and avoid hot and hard foods until the tissue on which the prosthesis rests has adjusted to the new teeth.
Who should consider getting a dental prosthesis?
A prosthesis is suitable for anyone who is missing teeth to varying degrees. There are complete dentures for toothless individuals and partial dentures for those with natural teeth. This is important to prevent the remaining natural teeth from shifting. The dental replacement optimizes chewing and speaking. The face becomes more attractive because the appearance and smile are significantly improved.
How do I clean the dentures?
The dentures should be cleaned after every meal if possible. The dental prosthesis is brushed and the mouth is rinsed. This removes any residue. Soak the prosthesis overnight after it has been cleaned.
Should the dental prosthesis also be worn at night?
It is recommended to remove them at night. Studies emphasize that removing the prosthesis for at least eight hours allows the gum to rest. This enables normal stimulation and cleaning by the tongue and saliva, which ensures the long-term health of the gum.
| FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What can one expect from a dental prosthesis?
A dental prosthesis may initially feel strangely large and produce increased saliva flow. Cut food into small pieces and avoid hot and hard foods until the tissue on which the prosthesis rests has adjusted to the new teeth.
Who should consider getting a dental prosthesis?
A prosthesis is suitable for anyone who is missing teeth to varying degrees. There are complete dentures for toothless individuals and partial dentures for those with natural teeth. This is important to prevent the remaining natural teeth from shifting. The dental replacement optimizes chewing and speaking. The face becomes more attractive because the appearance and smile are significantly improved.
How do I clean the dentures?
The dentures should be cleaned after every meal if possible. The dental prosthesis is brushed and the mouth is rinsed. This removes any residue. Soak the prosthesis overnight after it has been cleaned.
Should the dental prosthesis also be worn at night?
It is recommended to remove them at night. Studies emphasize that removing the prosthesis for at least eight hours allows the gum to rest. This enables normal stimulation and cleaning by the tongue and saliva, which ensures the long-term health of the gum.
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The treatments are carried out in contractually bound health facilities approved for international health tourism.
Opening hours
Advisory Center
Herrenstraße 14 D-76437 Rastatt
Monday to Friday: 09:00 - 18:00
Saturday: 10:00 - 14:00
Consulting center since 2008.
TÜV certified since 2012
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Your Beauty and Medical Agency since 2006
The treatments are carried out in contractually bound health facilities approved for international health tourism.
Opening hours
Advisory Center
Herrenstraße 14 D-76437 Rastatt
Monday to Friday: 09:00 - 18:00
Saturday: 10:00 - 14:00
Consulting center since 2008.
TÜV certified since 2012