Telescopic prosthesis
Telescopic prosthesis
Telescopic dentures are removable, partial prosthetic solutions that are fixed onto telescopic crowns. They are stable, aesthetic and very easy to maintain - particularly suitable for older people.
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If there are only a few supporting teeth left, a telescopic denture can offer a stable and at the same time gentle solution. gentle solution. It distributes the chewing load evenly and can be worn comfortably in everyday life.
Abutment of the telescopic prosthesis
The prosthesis consists of Primary crowns (inner, firmly cemented crowns) and Secondary crowns (external crowns integrated into the prosthesis). During insertion, both slide into each other telescopically into each other - creating a secure hold without visible clasps.
Advantages at a glance
- Very good support and wearing comfort
- Good hygienic properties - easy to clean
- Aesthetics without visible brackets
- Stresses are distributed through the teeth and mucous membranes
- Can be extended if teeth are lost later
Treatment procedure
- Thorough planning and evaluation of sustainable teeth
- Preparation and grinding of the abutment teeth
- Fabrication of primary crowns and precise fitting
- Fabrication of the prosthesis with secondary crowns
- Fine adjustment of fit, occlusion and esthetics
The result is a durable, stable restoration with a natural appearance.
Frequently asked questions
How is the telescopic prosthesis cleaned?
The prosthesis can be removed and thoroughly cleaned outside the mouth. The primary crowns can also be maintained very well - this reduces the risk of inflammation.
How natural does a telescopic denture look?
The concealed anchorage without visible clasps and the individual tooth shape and shade design a harmonious, natural appearance is created.
Can the supply be extended later?
Yes, if additional teeth are lost, the prosthesis can usually be adapted or extended - this makes the restoration future-proof. future-proof the restoration.
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