Dental Prosthetics
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Dental Prosthetics in Tallinn
Dental prosthetics in Tallinn are available in all three of our clinics. We offer a variety of prosthetic options. Every patient interested in dental prosthetics can choose a solution that suits their preferences and financial possibilities.
Types of Dental Prosthetics:
A. Removable Prosthetics:
- removable prosthesis with a soft base
- removable prosthesis with a hard base
- removable metal-frame prosthesis
- removable prosthesis supported by implants
B. Fixed Prosthetics:
- dental crowns
- tooth-supported bridges
- single-tooth implants
- implant-supported bridges
- implant-supported full-arch bridges (on 4 or 6 implants)
The plan for prosthetics of multiple teeth and/or a single tooth should be considered before tooth extraction. This is especially important for future dental implantation.
Dental prosthetics restore both the aesthetics and function of teeth and the smile.
For each specific case, a dentist can recommend the most suitable prosthetic method for the patient. You can conveniently book a prosthetics consultation through our online booking system.
Dental prosthetics are also included in the services compensated by the Health Insurance Fund. Pensioners can receive compensation of up to €260 for prosthetics expenses once every three years. The compensation is directly deducted from the patient’s bill in the clinic.
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Prosthetics come with a warranty ranging from 6 months to 2 years, depending on the material and type of prosthesis.
| SERVICE | PRICE |
| Consultation | from 70€ |
| Dental crown | 800€ |
| Total denture | 1100€ |
| Partial plate prosthesis on a hard base | 900€ |
| Partial plate prosthesis on a soft base | 950€ |
| Removable denture (Büügelprotees) | 1300€ |
| The price of the dentures is added to the price of the locks, if they are used. |
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My previous visits to the dentist were quite painful, especially the removal of a wisdom tooth. However, I went to Dr. Rasmus Peeker, and the wisdom tooth extraction was absolutely painless! Highly recommend!
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Great dentists who do their job well, both in treatment and consultation. In particular, Dr. Ermel's advice helped me take better care of my teeth, so I don't need to visit the dentist as often as I used to.
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Process
1
Consultation and planning
The dentist assesses the condition of the teeth and gums, discusses the patient's needs and expectations, and prepares a personalized treatment plan, including X-rays if necessary.
2
Preparation for the procedure
If necessary, oral hygiene treatment is performed, damaged teeth are removed, or remaining teeth are treated to ensure the success of prosthetics.
3
Making and fitting prosthetics
The dentist takes impressions of the oral cavity, based on which individually fitting dentures are made, which are then fitted and adjusted to ensure the patient's comfort.
Dental Prosthetics: Contraindications
We do not recommend dental prosthetics in the following cases: acute inflammatory processes in the oral cavity, serious systemic diseases, allergies to materials used, inadequate oral hygiene, oral mucosa diseases, psychological conditions, or severe jaw deformities.
- Acute inflammatory processes in the oral cavity
- Serious systemic diseases
- Allergies to materials used
- Inadequate oral hygiene
- Oral mucosa diseases
- Psychological conditions
- Severe jaw deformities
Dentist's advice
Dentist’s Advice: What happens if you delay dental prosthetics?
- Impact of missing teeth on health – Missing teeth can lead to jawbone atrophy, making later prosthetics more complex and expensive.
- Digestive problems – Insufficient chewing function may cause digestive issues due to poorly processed food.
- Tooth shifting and bite issues – Missing teeth often cause adjacent teeth to shift, disrupting the bite and potentially requiring orthodontic treatment.
- Aesthetic and confidence problems – A lack of teeth affects appearance and self-confidence, making communication uncomfortable.
- Increased complications – The longer treatment is delayed, the more difficult and costly it becomes to resolve the issues.
Act quickly for the best results! Book your appointment at HanzaDent today and keep your smile healthy and beautiful!
FAQ
Patient 32 y.
18.12.2024
What is dental prosthetics and when is it necessary?
Patient 32 y. 18.12.2024
Answer: Dental prosthetics is a treatment method aimed at restoring missing teeth, their function, and aesthetics. Prosthetic treatment is used when one or more teeth have been lost due to trauma, caries, or other diseases. Prostheses help improve chewing ability, speech, and oral aesthetics, and support balanced distribution of chewing load across the remaining teeth and jaw. The appropriate prosthetic solution is always selected based on an individual treatment plan.
Patient 27 y.
18.12.2024
Is dental prosthetic treatment a painful procedure?
Patient 27 y. 18.12.2024
Answer: Dental prosthetic treatment is generally not a painful procedure. If necessary, local anesthesia is used during treatment, for example when preparing teeth or taking impressions. After placing the prosthesis, temporary discomfort or a feeling of pressure may occur, which usually subsides during the adaptation period. If pain persists or worsens, you should contact your dentist to adjust the prosthesis.
Patient 45 y.
18.12.2024
Removable dentures cause rubbing. What should you do?
Patient 45 y. 18.12.2024
Answer: If removable dentures rub or cause pain, this is not something you should get used to. In such cases, you should contact your dentist to have the prosthesis adjusted or corrected. Timely resolution of the problem helps prevent mucosal inflammation and other complications.
Patient 38 y.
18.12.2024
Do removable dentures stay securely in the mouth?
Patient 38 y. 18.12.2024
Answer: The stability of removable dentures depends on several factors, including the shape of the jaw, the design of the prosthesis, and individual anatomy. With favorable anatomy, properly fitted dentures can remain stable during daily activities. In other cases, denture adhesive may be needed. Over time, oral tissues may change, and adjustment of the prosthesis may become necessary. Regular check-ups help ensure a better fit.
Patient 29 y.
18.12.2024
Is a bridge or a dental implant a better option?
Patient 29 y. 18.12.2024
Answer: A bridge and a dental implant are different solutions, and the appropriate choice depends on the patient’s oral condition and treatment needs. A bridge relies on adjacent teeth, whereas a dental implant replaces the missing tooth root in the jawbone. An implant does not place stress on neighboring teeth but requires surgical intervention. The decision is made during an individual consultation, taking into account oral health and possible contraindications.
Patient 41 y.
13.05.2025
How much does dental prosthetic treatment cost and what does the price depend on?
Patient 41 y. 13.05.2025
Answer: The cost of dental prosthetic treatment depends on the type of prosthesis, the materials used, and the complexity of the treatment. The price may also be influenced by preparatory procedures, such as dental treatment or tooth extraction. Since each case is individual, the exact cost is determined after examination and preparation of the treatment plan.
Patient 54 y.
23.05.2025
How should dental prostheses be cared for daily?
Patient 54 y. 23.05.2025
Answer: Proper care of dental prostheses is important for their long-term use and maintaining oral health. Removable dentures must be cleaned daily with special products and removed overnight according to the dentist’s instructions. For fixed prostheses, thorough oral hygiene and regular professional cleaning are essential. The dentist or dental hygienist will provide individual care recommendations.
Patient 33 y.
06.08.2025
What is gum treatment and when is it necessary?
Patient 33 y. 06.08.2025
Answer: Deep cleaning therapy is a dental treatment method used to treat gum diseases and inflammatory periodontal conditions. It is applied in cases of gingivitis, periodontitis, or deep periodontal pockets. The goal of deep cleaning is to remove bacterial plaque and tartar from below the gum line to reduce inflammation and support tissue healing. The need and extent of treatment are always determined based on an individual oral examination.
Patient 64 y.
07.03.2025
How are bleeding gums treated during deep cleaning therapy?
Patient 64 y. 07.03.2025
Answer: Treatment of bleeding gums during deep cleaning focuses on removing the main cause of inflammation, namely bacterial plaque and tartar from below the gum line. As a result of cleaning, the number of bacteria decreases and the natural healing process of the gums can begin. After treatment, temporary sensitivity or mild bleeding may occur, which usually subsides. It is important to follow the oral care instructions provided by the dentist.
Patient 55 y.
13.02.2025
How are swollen gums treated with deep cleaning therapy?
Patient 55 y. 13.02.2025
Answer: Swollen gums are treated with deep cleaning therapy by removing inflammation-causing microbes and tartar from the periodontal pockets beneath the gums. Gum swelling is often associated with chronic inflammation that requires thorough cleaning. After deep cleaning, the swelling may gradually decrease as the tissues begin to heal. To support recovery, good daily oral hygiene and regular monitoring are important.
Patient 42 y.
30.01.2025
When is additional gum treatment or surgical intervention necessary instead of deep cleaning therapy?
Patient 42 y. 30.01.2025
Answer: If gum disease is advanced and the periodontal pockets are deep, deep cleaning therapy may not be sufficient. In such cases, additional gum treatment or surgical intervention may be necessary to remove damaged tissue or improve the structure of the gums. The decision is made based on clinical evaluation and diagnostic examinations. The dentist will always explain which treatment method is most suitable for the specific situation.