Prosthetics and complete rehabilitation. We restore your smile’s function and beauty

prosthetics and rehabilitation

A systematic approach that restores smile health, function, and aesthetics

Dentures: Complete dentures, partial dentures, and skeleton dentures, as well as combined solutions.

Rehabilitation: A systematic treatment plan that stops further dental deterioration.

Dental fillings

Modern composite fillings restore the tooth’s shape and function with a natural appearance.

When is a filling recommended?

  • for early and moderately advanced decay;
  • for minor fractures or cracks in the tooth;
  • when replacing an old or damaged filling;
  • for sensitivity due to enamel loss.

Complete dental rehabilitation

Comprehensive treatment combines several procedures (fillings, endodontic treatment, crowns, bridges, dentures, and implant solutions when indicated) to stop further deterioration and stabilize oral health.

The treatment plan is set after examination and diagnostics, with a clear sequence of treatments and a realistic timeline.

Types of dentures. Differences and prices

Indicative prices are for guidance only. The final price depends on clinical findings and the treatment plan.

Denture type Who it is for Key features Indicative price
Complete denture When all teeth are missing in one jaw Full replacement — restores basic function and aesthetics from 24,000 RSD
Partial denture When several, but not all, teeth are missing Supported by remaining teeth — an affordable option from 20,000 RSD
Skeleton denture For partial edentulism when greater stability is needed Metal framework, thinner construction, and better comfort in wear from 40,000 RSD
Implant-retained For patients who want maximum denture stability Attached to implants — more secure chewing and speech according to the treatment plan

How prosthetic treatment proceeds (steps)

The plan is individual and tailored to the condition of teeth, gums, and bite.

  1. Examination and planning — analysis of the situation and selection of the most suitable solution
  2. Impressions and bite registration — preparation for precise fabrication
  3. Try-in phase — function, speech, and aesthetics are checked
  4. Fabrication and delivery — final adjustment and guidance
  5. Check-ups and maintenance — regular follow-up for a lasting result

Why do we combine prosthetics and rehabilitation?

  • further deterioration of teeth and supporting tissues is stopped;
  • stable chewing and clearer speech are restored;
  • a more natural and harmonious smile is achieved;
  • the risk of urgent and more expensive procedures in the future is reduced.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Answers before you start prosthetic treatment

After the denture is delivered, mild discomfort may occur while the mouth adapts. Follow-up adjustments refine comfort so the denture becomes stable and pleasant to wear.

Initial adaptation usually takes from a few days to a few weeks, depending on denture type and individual condition. Regular check-ups shorten the adaptation period.

Complete rehabilitation is recommended when several problems coexist: decay, missing teeth, damaged old work, or impaired chewing function. The goal is to resolve everything systematically, not piece by piece.

Composite fillings are a reliable, modern solution, but longevity depends on filling size, patient habits, and oral hygiene. Check-ups and timely replacement extend their lifespan.

Regular brushing, cleaning the denture as recommended by the dentist, and periodic check-ups are essential. Proper maintenance reduces the risk of irritation, decay, and the need for urgent procedures.

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