Various types of prosthesis are:

Removable prostheses (dentures):

Complete dentures
Partial dentures

Fixed dental prostheses:

Zirconium oxide ceramic crowns
Metal ceramic crowns
Veneers
Dental bridges fixed on adjacent teeth

Fixed implant prostheses:

Single crown
Multiple crowns and bridges
Full jaw restoration with fixed prostheses

Prosthetic dentistry is also recommended after endodontic dental treatment – the loss of tooth vitality increases the chance of tooth fractures. In a case of a tooth loss, a complete tooth crown can be restored by attaching the prosthesis to a dental implant.

Removable dental prostheses

The primary benefit of dental prostheses is moderately low expenses, however they don't ensure life span and solace. The patient generally feels that it isn't their regular teeth and the distress of biting, and at times, even the uneasiness will be present constantly. Removable prostheses don't protect from jaw deformity, won't ensure great chewing capability, and a lot of support is expected for their safeguarding.

Complete dentures

Partial dentures

Fixed dental prosthetic appliances

Fixed prostheses are cemented on teeth or screwed on the implants. Fixed prostheses are an effective way to restore the aesthetic view of teeth and proper functionality of chewing function.

Zirconium oxide ceramic crowns

Zirconium oxide ceramic crowns restore the beautiful aesthetic look that matches the beauty of real teeth. The colour of the prosthesis is solid and natural. Zirconium is biologically compatible with the human body, so tooth crowns do not cause allergies or other adverse reactions. Crowns are used when teeth are severely damaged by dental caries, large fillings or other potential factors.

Metal ceramic crowns

Metal ceramic crowns are made by covering a metal frame with a layer of porcelain. If the teeth are severely damaged, dead or have large fillings, it is advisable to use full crowns to ensure sturdiness. Crowns are used when teeth are dead, severely damaged by dental carries or have big fillings.

Veneers

A veneer is a layer of material created by thin ceramic wafers, also known as microprostheses. They are cemented on the surface of the teeth. This procedure is similar to an aesthetic filling, except that the tooth surface is covered with ceramic instead of a filing. Veneers are used to replace old, darkened filings, brown or yellow teeth, ugly shapes, gaps between teeth and create a more aesthetic look. Veneers are strong, remain glossy and do not change colour.

Dental Bridges

Dental bridges restore the gap created by one or more missing teeth. The healthy teeth are prepared, the prosthesis is fixed on them, and the artificial teeth are fixed in the middle. Dental bridges can also be attached to implants.