Orthopedics in dentistry: restoration and improvement of teeth

What is Orthopaedics in Dentistry?

Orthopedics in dentistry is a specialized area dedicated to restoring and improving the function of teeth, jaws, and their interaction. Orthopedics-tomatologists conduct careful examinations of patients and develop optimal prosthetic plans focused on restoring the functionality of teeth and jaws.

When is a prosthetic required?

Protection is recommended in the following cases:

* Dental loss.

* Dental damage.

* Deformations of teeth and jaws.

* Aesthetic problems.

Prosthetic methods:

1. Classic prosthetics: There are removable prosthetics that can be removed for cleaning and sleep.
2. Fixed prosthetics: Prosthetics are mounted on the remaining teeth or implants and do not require removal.
3. Dental implantation: The lost tooth is replaced by the implant on which the crown is placed, ensuring a reliable fixation.

Various types of orthopedic prostheses:

1. Orthopaedic prostheses: Includes both removable and non-removable dental prostheses.
2. Implant prosthetics: Implants are used for reliable and long-term prosthetics.
3. Partial prosthetics: Prosthetics replace only missing teeth while preserving the rest.
4. Computer Prosthetics: Modern technologies are used to make precise and comfortable dental prostheses.

Role of dentist in dentistry:

Orthopedic dentistry not only restores the functionality of the teeth but also improves the aesthetics of the smile, increasing the patient’s self-confidence.

When should I see an orthopedic doctor?

Patients should be referred to an orthopedic dentist if they have problems with their teeth, requiring restoration of the mucus function or improvement of the aesthetics of the smile. Prosthetics are recommended in the absence of teeth or their damage to restore the function and appearance of the smile.