Adapting to a new denture is an individual process. We make every effort to ensure the adjustment period is as short as possible through precise measurements. If necessary, we offer follow-up adjustment visits after the work is delivered.

A skeletal denture has a metal or acetal structure that is thinner and more stable than traditional acrylic dentures. Consequently, it covers less of the palate, which improves speech comfort and the ability to taste food.

Yes, the most comfortable solution is implant-based prosthodontics. This allows for stable denture attachment (so-called “overdentures”) or a permanent bridge, eliminating the issue of the denture moving in the mouth.

Dentures should be cleaned after every meal using specialized brushes and denture pastes. It is also important to visit the clinic regularly for check-ups to monitor gum health and the fit of the restoration.