Modern dentistry has allowed us to replace and fix all kinds of problems with teeth. You can replace missing teeth and straighten misaligned and crooked teeth to achieve a beautiful and aesthetically pleasing smile.  Fixed Appliances in Georgia, Tbilisi  allow you to replace lost or damaged elements through the placement of specially designed  crowns and bridges cemented to natural teeth and guarantee an optimal result both from a functional and an aesthetic point of view.

About Fixed Prosthetics:

A fixed prosthetic sounds like a severe treatment only performed at or for people of an older age however, that is not always the case. These can be used to treat misaligned teeth, replace missing teeth or improve overall aesthetics. These are permanently fixed on the teeth and could be of various types depending on the solution you need.

Results:

The damaged and broken teeth are replaced with healthy and beautiful ones. You can regain your lost teeth and restore their functionality and aesthetics.

Benefits:

The treatment has the following advantages:

  • These are easy to use and do not cause any discomfort and they are as close to the natural anatomical structure as possible
  • They are completely immobile while chewing and talking and never move at all
  • They are also aesthetically pleasing
  • Patient adaptation also takes a short amount of time
  • The materials used in their manufacturing are entirely biocompatible

Types:

The  Fixed Appliances in Georgia which are permanently fixed can be of the following types:

Crowns:

These are some of the most popular treatment options which are made out of ceramics and metals. It can hide any damage to the teeth and can restore the aesthetic and functional ability of the teeth even if only the root of the teeth is left. Before installing the crown, a structure is needed on which it is placed. The frames are often made of metal to make them more durable, and the outer layer is made from ceramic to match the teeth.

Bridges:

Fixed dentures are a natural choice if you happen to lose a tooth or two. In this case, a bridge can help. It is a structure that restores missing teeth by relying on its remaining teeth. New, more gentle types of bridges are also gaining popularity like adhesive bridges, which are fixed using composite materials.

Implants:

The most advanced type of prosthetics is an  implant. These are installed into the bone tissue of the alveolar ridge at the site of the former tooth root, and it is already possible to install a metal-ceramic crown or bridge on them.

So, if the losses among the teeth are not very large, competently use the constantly developing possibilities of fixed prosthetics to strengthen and restore teeth and take more diligent care of what is left.

Veneers:

These are mainly used to conceal the imperfections of the teeth. The dentist prepares specially designed thin plates which are put on the teeth after the preliminary removal of the top layer of enamel. These are made from porcelain or ceramic.

Materials Used:

The permanent fixtures are made of the most biocompatible materials. Some of which include:

Ceramic Metal:

In this two-layer structure, the frame is made from a biocompatible alloy or metal, which is coated with a special ceramic composition that is similar in color and appearance to natural teeth.

Metal-Free Ceramic:

In this structure, the frame is made of aluminium oxides, made according to an impression of a prosthetic tooth by casting. These new-generation fixed structures are fully suitable for the restoration of anterior teeth.

Zirconium Ceramic:

This is another metal-free option that uses zirconium as the frame or internal layer and ceramic are used for the outer layer. The materials are durable and at the same time have an appearance like a natural tooth.

Fixed Appliances in Georgia FAQ’s:

How Does A Fixed Appliance Work?
They are made up of tiny metal brackets that are bonded to the teeth with dental adhesive. Elastic rings of different colors are used to hold the wires in place as they pass through the brackets. Teeth movement is caused by the wires pushing through the bracket and tooth.
Are Braces Fixed Appliances?
In orthodontics, fixed braces are the most widely utilized appliance type. They are made up of tiny metal brackets that are bonded to the teeth with dental adhesive. Colored elastic bands are used to hold the wires in place once they are threaded through the brackets.
What Is A Fixed Appliance In Dentistry?
The most accurate method of regulating tooth movement to get the ideal smile is through fixed appliance treatment. These appliances include three basic parts such as the brackets which are fixed to the teeth, the archwires which are wires inserted into the brackets, and any auxiliary parts like elastics.
How Do Fixed Appliances Move Teeth?
Fixed braces and Invisalign move teeth in the same way, although having quite distinct aesthetics: by gently applying pressure to each tooth. Your teeth can move freely because the soft tissue supporting them, the periodontal membrane, stretches and compresses in response to pressure on your teeth.
What Is An Example Of A Fixed Appliance?
The brackets, bands, and wires most frequently associated with braces are known as fixed appliances. Other appliances are also used to hold some teeth in place while moving others. For instance, palate expanders are permanent devices that enlarge the upper jaw.
What Is The Purpose Of A Fixed Appliance?
A fixed prosthetic may seem like an uncomfortable procedure reserved for elderly patients, but that isn't always the case. These can be used to restore lost teeth, correct misaligned teeth, or enhance general appearance. Depending on the type of solution you require, they might be of different varieties and are cemented permanently onto the teeth.
How Do You Eat With Removable Appliances?
Yes, you ought to be able to eat as usual. Unless directed otherwise, you must wear the brace while eating. Eating with the brace in place will get easier with time, though it could be challenging at first. Take off the brace and give it a thorough cleaning and rinsing after every meal.

Maintenance After Treatment:

After every treatment, it is essential to maintain the results that you have achieved. In adult patients, there is a high risk of relapse. The rules for caring for these appliances are relatively simple. Follow these rules to maintain the results:

  • Clean the teeth and prostheses daily with a toothbrush
  • Use interdental brushes, toothpicks, and dental floss to clean spaces between artificial and natural teeth
  • Do not eat hard and viscous foods and do not chew on hard seeds and nuts
  • Do not include too hot or too cold foods in your diet
  • Visit the dentist twice a year for cleaning and maintenance

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To meet your functional and aesthetic needs the experts at  Sydney Royal Clinic recommend only modern and effective materials particularly selected to meet high-quality standards and to ensure maximum functionality and durability. Fill out the consultation form below to have this treatment with us and to book a free appointment.

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