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العربيةCrowns, bridges & dentures
Prosthetic dentistry rebuilds damaged teeth and replaces missing ones. Fixed options — crowns, bridges and crowns on implants — stay in your mouth like natural teeth. Removable options — complete and partial dentures — can be taken out and cleaned. We’ll walk you through every option so you can choose what suits your mouth and your budget.
- FixedCrowns, bridges, crowns on implants
- RemovableComplete, partial and implant-supported dentures
- Treatment timeUsually 2–4 visits over a few weeks
- DesignShape and shade matched to your smile
How it works
- 1Exam and plan
We check your teeth, gums and bone and help you choose between a fixed option, a removable one or implants.
- 2Preparation and impressions
Teeth are prepared under local anesthetic where needed, and precise impressions are sent to the lab.
- 3Try-in
We check the shape, shade and bite before the final prosthesis is made.
- 4Fitting and follow-up
Your crown, bridge or denture is fitted, with follow-up visits to fine-tune the fit.
Coming from abroad?
Crowns and bridges usually take two or three visits, and dentures three or four, spread over a few weeks while the lab makes your prosthesis. Send us your travel dates on WhatsApp and we’ll plan the appointments around your stay.
Common questions
Fixed or removable — which is better?
Fixed options feel and look more natural and never come out, but they need healthy teeth or implants to support them. Removable dentures cost less and suit people who have lost many teeth. We’ll recommend the right option after your exam.
When does a tooth need a crown?
When much of the tooth has broken away, when it’s cracked, when a back tooth has had a root canal and is at risk of breaking, or when a large old filling can no longer be trusted.
Bridge or implant?
An implant leaves the neighboring teeth untouched and helps preserve the bone. A bridge needs the teeth on either side to be prepared, but it involves no surgery and is finished sooner.
What is an implant-supported denture?
A few implants are placed in the jaw and the denture clips onto them, so it stays put while you eat and talk. It’s a great option if your current denture keeps coming loose. Whether it’s possible depends on your bone, which we check at your exam.
How long does it take to get used to a denture?
Usually a few weeks. Feeling that your mouth is full, extra saliva and a few sore spots are normal at first, and we adjust the denture at follow-up visits.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the type of prosthesis, the crown material and the number of teeth. We give you an exact, written quote after your exam, before any treatment starts.
Coming to Mashhad? Let’s plan your visit
WhatsApp us a few photos of your teeth and your travel dates, and we’ll put together a schedule that fits your trip.
