At Studio Mura, we encourage an informed choice and want to give all our patients various options. Those who do not feel ready for minimally-invasive implant surgery can opt for fixed or removable prostheses.

Fixed or removable prostheses replace lost teeth. After a visit with the specialist, and following a diagnosis, we prepare work plans that allow our patients to choose between a removable or a fixed prosthesis. We then assess the solutions that best suit the needs of each patient.

FAQ

• What are fixed dental prostheses?

  This involves a partial or total restoration of teeth that have been damaged by cavities or accidents.

  They are used to aesthetically and functionally restore partial or total damage or gaps in the dentition.

• Does a total removable prostheses work?

  Dr. Mura has over 40 years of experience in total removable prostheses of the highestquality
  materials, which are very comfortable for the patient.

  They are made in the dental lab, adjacent to the Studio Mura dental clinic, by an experienced
  technician under Dr. Mura’s guidance. The result of the prostheses is guaranteed by the use
  of the most sophisticated technologies and the selection of the highest-quality materials.

  To create an individual total prosthesis, the technician attaches the models made from the
  edentulous patient's impressions to the occlusion simulator (articulator) and prepares the
  prosthesis for phonetic-functional tests.

  These initial phonetic-functional tests, which the dentist conducts on the patient, are
  preliminary tests that define the shape and functional position of the teeth. The color that best
  suits the patient is also selected.
  In the sessions that follow, Dr. Mura and the patient assess the shape and position of the
  teeth chosen during the tests and verify that the position of the front teeth gives proper
  support to the lips, creating facial harmony.

  To increase the patient's comfort, we apply a special layer of soft resin on the prosthesis, so
  that it does not cause discomfort when in contact with the gums.

• What are dental crowns?

  They are prosthetic restorations that encapsulate both natural teeth and implants.

• When are dental crowns needed?

  Dental crowns are needed to:

  • rebuild natural teeth that have been compromised by deep decay, which has reduced their
    integrity and function;
  • protect devitalized teeth, since they are fragile;
  • replace missing teeth supported by implants;

• Minimally-invasive robotic implant surgery
• Minimally-Invasive Oral Surgery
• Aesthetic dentistry
• Gnathology
• Dental hygiene
• Conservative Dentistry
• Child Dentistry
• Orthodontics
• Preventive Dentistry
• First appointment and diagnosis
• Prostheses
• Aesthetic-Functional Enhancements