Prosthodontics

In Benevita, we combine science and art to restore dental structures, regaining function, aesthetics, and harmony.

Especialistas cuya función es la de planear, diagnosticar y diseñar la rehabilitación de los dientes ausentes o perdidos parcialmente a través de coronas, incrustaciones, carillas, puentes, retenedores intrarradiculares y rehabilitación de coronas sobre implantes de la mano de la mejor tecnología.

The Most Advanced Dental Prosthesis

Maryland Bridge

A Maryland bridge, also known as a resin-bonded bridge, is a type of dental bridge used to replace a missing tooth, particularly in the mouth's front area. Unlike traditional bridges that require dental crowns on the adjacent teeth for support, a Maryland bridge consists of an artificial tooth (pontic) attached to a metal or porcelain framework. The framework has wings on either side that are bonded to the backs of the adjacent teeth using resin cement. Maryland bridges are often used when the adjacent teeth are healthy and do not require extensive preparation. They offer a conservative and minimally invasive option for replacing missing teeth.

Fixed Prostheses

Fixed prostheses restore the form and function of one or more lost teeth through artificial teeth that will remain fixed in the mouth safely and can only be removed by the dentist; natural teeth or dental implants may support them.

Removable Prostheses

They are artificial teeth that replace one or more missing teeth. They can be extracted from the mouth for cleaning. They require support from a structure that can be metallic, combined with gum-colored acrylic, or only acrylic.
It can be partial, bone, replacing some teeth, or total, replacing all of the upper, lower, or both teeth.

Dental Crown

They are artificial teeth developed in highly resistant materials, which repair the complete shape of a tooth, granting high-level aesthetic properties due to their transparency and biocompatibility and restoring their functionality.

Dental Implants

They are artificial teeth that replace one or more missing teeth. They can be extracted from the mouth for cleaning. They require support from a structure that can be metallic, combined with gum-colored acrylic, or only acrylic.
It can be partial, bone, replacing some teeth, or total, replacing all of the upper, lower, or both teeth.

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Prosthodontics

The Most Advanced Dental Prosthesis

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