Orthopedics

In Amident Clinic, the following constructions are used for orthopedic treatment:

• Veneers – Veneering is a widely used method in aesthetic dentistry that allows correction of the shape, size, and color of teeth. Dental veneers are made from various materials and are primarily used for orthopedic purposes. Ceramic veneers are thin porcelain plates. Each veneer is approximately 0.3-0.5 millimeters thick and adheres to the outer surface of the tooth.

• Veneer 360 – Functionally identical to traditional veneers. Unlike classic veneers, Veneer 360 covers the entire surface of the tooth. A thin porcelain plate adheres to the tooth from all sides, protecting it from harmful factors such as bruxism, heavy tobacco use, pigmented foods, coffee, etc.

• Inlay – An inlay is essentially a porcelain filling, used when large fillings or the risk of fracturing natural tooth tissues (edges) is present. Unlike standard fillings, it does not change color, adheres more firmly to natural tissues, and is less prone to wear.

• Bridges – Dental bridges are another method for treating edentulism. Unlike dental implants, bridges use neighboring teeth as supports rather than the jawbone.

• Crown – Crowns are used to cover teeth in cases of extensive damage, fractures, large fillings, restored crown parts, severely discolored teeth, bruxism, or pathological wear. Crowns are also used for restoration on dental implants. Depending on the material, crowns can be made of porcelain, zirconium, metal-porcelain, or plastic. In any case, the functional and aesthetic aspects closely resemble natural teeth.