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A stable, safe, and long-term solution for tooth replacement, with a treatment plan tailored to your smile.
Dentures
Individually planned solutions for the replacement of multiple or all teeth, with an emphasis on function, stability, and a natural appearance of the smile.
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Is a denture the right solution for you?
A denture may be suitable when a larger number of teeth or all teeth in one jaw are missing.
The choice depends on the number of remaining teeth, their stability, the condition of the gums and bone, and whether you want a removable, combined, or implant-supported solution.
A prosthesis may be an option if:
The choice depends on the number of remaining teeth, their stability, the condition of the gums and bone, and whether you want a removable, combined, or implant-supported solution.
A prosthesis may be an option if:
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you are missing a large number of teeth
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You do not have enough teeth for a fixed bridge
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you have lost all teeth in one or both jaws
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the existing denture is no longer stable or comfortable
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you want to improve chewing and speech function
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you want a more stable solution with implants
Replacement for multiple or all lost teeth
Dental prostheses are prosthetic replacements used to restore lost teeth and part of the support they provided to the lips and cheeks.
Partial dentures are used when some natural teeth still exist, while full dentures replace all teeth in one jaw.
Dentures can be completely removable or additionally stabilized by natural teeth and implants, depending on individual conditions.
Partial dentures are used when some natural teeth still exist, while full dentures replace all teeth in one jaw.
Dentures can be completely removable or additionally stabilized by natural teeth and implants, depending on individual conditions.
Which type of denture makes sense?
If the remaining teeth are stable, they can serve as support for a partial or combination denture.
In cases of complete tooth loss, a full denture is considered, while implants can provide additional stability and reduce denture movement during speech and chewing.
The choice depends not only on the number of missing teeth, but also on the jaw anatomy, bone condition, the ability to maintain hygiene, and your expectations.
In cases of complete tooth loss, a full denture is considered, while implants can provide additional stability and reduce denture movement during speech and chewing.
The choice depends not only on the number of missing teeth, but also on the jaw anatomy, bone condition, the ability to maintain hygiene, and your expectations.
DC360 PROCESS
What does the process of making a denture look like?
01
Review and assessment
We are evaluating the remaining teeth, gums, bone, and bite relationships.
02
Treatment planning
We are agreeing on the type of prosthesis and any preparatory procedures before fabrication.
03
Taking impressions and measurements
Jaw relations, arch form, and data required for individual fabrication are recorded.
04
Test
We are checking the tooth position, bite, speech, and appearance before final fabrication.
05
Delivery of the prosthesis
The prosthesis is fitted and you receive instructions for use, cleaning, and adaptation.
06
Controls and adjustments
If necessary, we make minor adjustments to make the denture as comfortable and stable as possible.
Advantages
The standard we set
PRICE
What affects the price of a denture?
The price depends on the type of denture, the number of teeth being replaced, and any potential additional procedures.
After the examination, you will receive a clear treatment plan and information on the expected costs.
Get to know us
A team dedicated to every smile
Marta Šeparović
founder and director
Ana Lucija Perković
Doctor of Dental Medicine
Ivana Jukić
Doctor of Dental Medicine
Ivana Župić
Dental assistant
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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A partial denture is used when some natural teeth are still present, while a full denture replaces all teeth in one jaw.
Adjustment is individual. Initially, a feeling of fullness in the mouth, changes in speech, and the need for gradual adaptation of chewing are possible.
Stability depends on jaw anatomy, bone condition, type of denture, and the way it is supported. In certain patients, implants can provide additional stability.
After an adjustment period, most patients can gradually expand their food choices. Initially, smaller bites and softer foods are usually recommended.
The denture needs to be cleaned daily with a suitable toothbrush and products intended for dentures, along with regular hygiene of the oral cavity and remaining teeth.
For many removable dentures, nighttime removal is recommended to allow the oral mucosa to rest, but specific instructions depend on the type of denture and individual condition.
Over time, the shape of the jaw and gums can change, so dentures may need to be adjusted, relined, or replaced. Regular check-ups help timely assess their fit.
Yes, in certain cases. Implants can provide additional stability for a removable denture or serve as a basis for a fixed prosthetic solution.
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