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Specialists in Prosthodontics

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Dr. Vanessa Ferreira Marques da Silva

Dr. Vanessa Ferreira Marques da Silva

Dentist at Clínica Sorriso Martins in São Paulo

Dentist

5.0
An excellent dentist, very attentive and caring!!More
Languages: English, Portuguese
An excellent dentist, very attentive and caring!!More
Languages: English, Portuguese

Av. Yervant Kissajikian, 2042 - Vila Joaniza, São Paulo - SP, Sao Paulo, 04428-000

Dr. Mayk Philipe Santos

Dr. Mayk Philipe Santos

Dentists in Ipatinga

Dentist

5.0
Dr. Mayk Philipe is an exceptional dentist whose effective and successful treatment of my tooth decay left me impressed. His careful and skilled approach ensured comfort during the procedure and a final result that exceeded all expectations, leaving me with a restored and completely satisfied smile.More
Languages: English, Portuguese
Dr. Mayk Philipe is an exceptional dentist whose effective and successful treatment of my tooth decay left me impressed. His careful and skilled approach ensured comfort during the procedure and a final result that exceeded all expectations, leaving me with a restored and completely satisfied smile.More
Languages: English, Portuguese

Avenida Das Flores, 443 - Bom Jardim, Timoteo, 35180014

NeoClin

NeoClin

Dental Clinic in Carmo

Dentist

0.0
Languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish
Insured by: Amil, Bradesco Saude
Languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish
Insured by: Amil, Bradesco Saude

Rua Capitão Jorge Soares, 159 - Lojas 01 02 - Centro, Carmo, 28640-000

General information on medical treatment

Overview of Dental Prosthetics

Dental prosthetics are specially designed devices to replace lost natural teeth, restoring not only smile aesthetics but also chewing functionality. This procedure has revolutionized millions of lives, with success rates exceeding 95% when performed by specialized dentists.

Evaluation and Planning

The decision to opt for dental prosthetics typically arises when there's significant tooth loss, chewing difficulties, or aesthetic concerns. Dentists specializing in prosthetics carefully evaluate each case, considering factors such as general oral health, bone condition, and patient-specific needs.

Preparation for the Procedure

Before prosthetic placement, detailed examinations are required, including X-rays and oral health assessment. Maintaining good oral hygiene and following all your dentist's recommendations during this preparatory period is crucial.

The Procedure Itself

Installing dental prosthetics is a process that may involve several stages, depending on the chosen type. Treatment time varies from several weeks to several months, especially in cases requiring preliminary procedures such as extractions or gum treatment.

Recovery Period

Adapting to new prosthetics requires patience and dedication. During the first few weeks, it's common to experience minor discomfort that usually diminishes over time. Regular follow-up with your dentist is essential to ensure treatment success.

Choosing the Right Professional

Selecting the appropriate professional is crucial for treatment success. Look for specialized dentists with proven experience in prosthetics. On the AvaliaMed platform, you'll find detailed professional reviews to help with your decision.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a dental prosthetic last?
With proper care, a dental prosthetic can last between 5 to 15 years, depending on the type and quality of materials used.
Is the prosthetic placement procedure painful?
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, ensuring comfort during installation. There may be mild discomfort in the first few days after the procedure.
Can I eat normally with a dental prosthetic?
After the adaptation period, you can eat most foods normally, although it's recommended to avoid very hard or sticky foods.
How should I care for my prosthetic?
The prosthetic should be cleaned daily with specific products, removed for sleeping (in case of removable prosthetics), and regularly checked by your dentist.
What is the best type of prosthetic for me?
The best type depends on various factors, including your oral condition, specific needs, and budget. A consultation with a specialized dentist will help determine the best option.
How long does it take to adapt to a prosthetic?
The adaptation period typically varies from 2 to 4 weeks, during which you'll learn to speak and eat comfortably with the prosthetic.
Is there a minimum or maximum age for getting a prosthetic?
There is no specific age limit, but good general oral health is important. Each case is evaluated individually by the dentist.
Can a prosthetic change my facial appearance?
Yes, prosthetics are designed to improve facial appearance by restoring lip support and natural facial proportions.
Can I sleep with my prosthetic?
For removable prosthetics, it's recommended to remove them during sleep to allow oral tissues to rest. Fixed prosthetics remain permanent.
How often should I visit the dentist after receiving my prosthetic?
Follow-up appointments are recommended every 6 months, or as advised by your dentist, to ensure proper prosthetic function.
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