Übersetzung für "Festsitzender zahnersatz" in Englisch

Fixed prosthesis – What you should know beforehand:

My areas of expertise are fixed dental prostheses and implant prosthetics.

Former use: fixed prosthesis (dental crowns & bridges), Nickel-titanium alloys are found in orthodontic wires and dental root-canal tools.

Both a fixed dental prosthesis and the inlay fillings are processed into the desired shape and quality solely outside the mouth and are likewise bonded to the tooth using fastening materials.

The implant component that protrudes into the oral cavity and to which the fixed dental prosthesis is secured is called an abutment.

In case of full teeth deficiency there is a chance for fix replacement, circular bridge or so-called overdenture and the preparation of combined dental replacement with the help of 6-8 implants depending on the given situation.

You call it a fixed denture if the crown is placed on the tooth stump, cause the dentist has to destroy the crown to get to the tooth.

Fixed dentures also include crowns and bridges. They have the ability to restore normal mastication and speech function.

What does fixed, partly removable and removable mean? Fixed means that you are not able to remove the dentures out of the mouth.

Thanks to dental implants, it is now possible to get fixed dentures, but not all implants are affordable right away, as fixed implants cost money – so what can you do while you’re saving up?

Fixed Dentures: Two kinds of fixed dentures are crowns and bridges which are firmly fixed and do not need to be removed for cleaning.

Employing these alloys is not only limited to the porcelain fused to metal technique for fixed dental prosthesis.

In addition to fixed and removable dental restorations, there are combined dental restorations.

References about fixed restorations may be found in the menu on the left.

With permanent dental prostheses on implants, we can give you a large piece of your quality of life back!

The dental implantology almost always provides a fixed dental prosthesis.

In the following examples fixed dentures are used:

An enossal implant for securing a tight-fitting tooth replacement having two parts which are to be connected with one another.

The present invention relates to the use of palladium alloys for producing fixed and removable dentures.

The ceramics programme is now complete and rounds off this wide variety of Dentaurum products for fixed dental restorations.

Artificial dental roots made of titanium or zirconium dioxide (ceramic) permitting a fixed tooth replacement.

Did you know that you only need 4 implants in your lower jaw for a permanent denture?

Makes it possible to insert tooth implants which allow a fixed, aesthetically sophisticated denture.

Implants, in and of themselves, are an excellent way to provide your jaw with a permanent denture.

This invention is directed to a dental alloy based on palladium for the production of fixed and removeable dental constructions.

Therefore, it was the problem of the invention to find dental alloys based on palladium which can be used for the production of both fixed as well as removeable dental constructions and therefore have to have a sufficiently high 0.2% yield strength and also a sufficient high elongation and can be veneered with dental ceramics.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention is directed to an enossal implant for a firmly seated tooth replacement, which implant includes a fastening device having a fastening head in an implant post connectible to a base element via a thread connection, said base element being selected from a base body and a metal spacer part threadably recieved in the base body and the distal end of the base element being separated from a portion of the implant post by a concentrically surrounding intermediate element made of an elastic plastic material, such as polyoxymethylene.

From them, restorations are made in the form of inlay fillings (inlays, onlays, veneers) and fixed dental prostheses (crowns, bridges).

The term “fixed dental prostheses” is used if only very slight portions of the outer surfaces of the teeth, or none, are preserved (crowns), or if a tooth is replaced by the restoration (bridges).

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention is directed to an enossal implant, which is also known as an endosteal or endosseous implant. The enossal single-tooth implant of the present invention is for a tight-fitting denture and substantially includes a cylindrical basic body insertable in a bore made in the jawbone, which body has a blind bore opening at a coronal end with a coronal front edge, a spacing sleeve engageable on the coronal front edge of the basic body, means for holding the spacing sleeve on the basic body and in a rotation-preventing manner, an implant post with a fixing head for the denture.