Comprehensive prosthetic treatment at Impladent can make your dream of a beautiful, natural smile come true.
A team of experienced prosthodontics specialists
Dental laboratory at the clinic, equipped with SIRONA-CEREC equipment
Digital design and milling system (CAD-CAM, EXOCAD)
Digital Smile Design - Treatment Visualization
A personalized approach and full control over the treatment process
At the Impladent Clinic, prosthodontics is not only about replacing missing teeth, but also about restoring harmony to the entire face and improving the patient’s quality of life. Treatment is overseen by a team of experienced specialists in prosthodontics and dental technicians, and thanks to our in-house laboratory equipped with a digital CAD/CAM system, all stages of treatment are performed on-site—quickly, comfortably, and with the highest precision. Patients receive a written warranty and certificates for implants, abutments, and dental restorations.
Treatment performed by: Joanna Skrodzka, DDS
What does prosthetic treatment involve?
Prosthodontics in Gdańsk allows you to restore missing teeth, change their shape and color, and—if necessary—completely transform your smile. New teeth improve the appearance of the entire face, boost self-confidence, and provide a sense of comfort in daily life. Prosthetic treatment is also a form of prevention—a proper bite prevents excessive tooth wear, problems with the temporomandibular joints, and headaches.
Stable occlusion—that is, proper contact between the upper and lower teeth—is the foundation of lasting results. Patients emphasize that after completing treatment, they not only regained a beautiful smile, but also find it easier to chew, speak, and enjoy life to the fullest.
Prosthetic Treatment in Gdańsk – Modern CAD/CAM Technologies
At Impladent, we use digital design and milling systems (CAD/CAM—CEREC, EXOCAD). These systems make it possible to:
- replacing traditional impressions with a convenient 3D scan,
- transferring mandibular movements to a digital articulator and designing ideal occlusal conditions,
- creating parts with an accuracy of up to 25 micrometers,
- Create a prototype from resin, and only after approval—transfer the design to zirconia or ceramic.
The patient has a real say in the shape and appearance of their new teeth—they can view and test the design during the mock-up phase. This approach guarantees complete satisfaction and a predictable final result.
Step-by-Step Stages of Prosthetic Treatment
Modern Prosthetic Restorations at Impladent
At our clinic, we perform all types of prosthetic restorations—both on natural teeth and on implants. The most commonly chosen options include:
- porcelain veneers – a natural, aesthetic look,
- all-ceramic crowns, zirconia crowns
- ceramic and composite restorations
- skeletal, acrylic, partial, and complete dentures,
- Implant-supported dentures – stable and comfortable (with snap-on, slide, telescopic, or bar attachments).
Modern prosthodontics in Gdańsk combine aesthetics, functionality, and durability—and thanks to digital technologies and the work of our in-house laboratory, the treatment outcome is fully predictable and satisfying.
Your most frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a porcelain veneer and a crown?
A veneer is a very thin layer of porcelain—a shell about 1 mm thick—that is cemented to the front surface of a healthy tooth for cosmetic correction. It is a cosmetic restoration used on front teeth to correct their shape, color, and length, thereby improving the smile. Crowns are used to reconstruct severely damaged or broken teeth, as well as to restore teeth following root canal treatment. In addition to their strengthening function, crowns also offer high aesthetic value.
Can veneers be used for every patient?
Unfortunately, not every patient is a candidate for veneers. The dentist must first assess the condition of your teeth and gums, as well as check your bite. The teeth must be healthy, have sufficient enamel, and cannot have extensive fillings. Veneers are also not used for patients who suffer from periodontal disease (periodontitis), have a habit of clenching or grinding their teeth (bruxism), or have severe bite irregularities, as this can lead to damage to the veneer or its detachment.
What should you do if your teeth are worn down?
In cases of worn teeth, it is necessary to identify the cause of tooth tissue loss. After a thorough medical history, dental examination, and evaluation of the temporomandibular joints, a personalized treatment plan is presented to the patient. For some patients, we can proceed directly to cosmetic tooth restoration; for others, this process is extended to include treatment of joint dysfunction. The most important thing is to restore the patients’ comfort as well as the proper function and aesthetics of their teeth.
What is Digital Smile Design (DSD) technology?
This is digital smile design. Based on the patient’s photos and scans, a visualization of the final treatment result is created. This allows the patient to see and try on their new smile before prosthetic treatment even begins.
What is the key difference between fixed and removable dentures?
The key difference lies in how they are secured. Fixed dentures are cemented to the teeth or permanently screwed onto implants, and only a dentist can remove them. Removable dentures can be taken out of the mouth by the patient, for example, to clean them.
When are removable dentures used?
Removable dentures are most commonly used in cases of extensive tooth loss or complete edentulism, especially when the patient’s bone structure or overall health does not allow for the use of implants or bridges. They are also a more economical option.
Regain a beautiful and functional smile with modern prosthodontics in Gdańsk.
Schedule a consultation at the Clinic Impladent and see how digital technologies and the expertise of our specialists can completely transform your smile and your everyday comfort.