Dental prosthetics in Zaragoza
Fixed or removable prosthetics to replace missing teeth and restore your bite, looks and confidence.
A dental prosthesis replaces missing teeth so you can chew well again and smile with confidence. It can be fixed (on teeth or on implants) or removable, depending on your case and preferences.
We take precise records of your mouth so the prosthesis fits well, is comfortable and looks natural.
Why choose NÔRAÍ for your dental prosthetics
- You recover chewing and speech.
- Fixed or removable options depending on your case.
- Natural, custom finish.
- The option of implant-supported prosthetics for more stability.
Types of dental prosthesis
- Crown: a custom-made cap that covers and protects a damaged or root-canal-treated tooth.
- Fixed bridge: replaces one or more teeth by resting on the neighbouring teeth or on implants.
- Removable partial prosthesis: replaces some teeth and is held in place by the ones you have; you take it out to clean it.
- Complete prosthesis (full denture): replaces all the teeth in an arch.
- Implant-supported prosthesis: fixed or removable, it rests on implants and offers the best hold.
Fixed or removable? How to choose
A fixed prosthesis feels more like your own teeth and doesn't need to be taken out, but it needs healthy teeth or implants to rest on. A removable one is simpler and more affordable to start with, although it requires an adaptation period. At the assessment we look at your case and clearly explain the options and their quotes.
Your treatment, step by step.
Assessment
We study which teeth are missing and the best solution for your case.
Records and design
We take precise measurements and design your custom prosthesis.
Try-ins
We adjust colour, shape and bite until everything fits.
Placement
We fit the final prosthesis and give you care guidance.
Getting used to a new prosthesis
For the first few days it's normal for the prosthesis to feel big, to produce a little more saliva or to find some words hard to pronounce. This passes in a short time. If you notice rubbing or a spot that bothers you, come in so we can adjust it: don't alter it yourself at home.
How to care for your prosthesis
- Clean it every day with a specific brush and the product we recommend.
- If it's removable, take it out at night to let your gums rest, unless we tell you otherwise.
- Keep it in its case or in water so it doesn't lose its shape.
- Come in for check-ups: your gums and bone change over the years and it may need adjusting.
Who treats you
On the NÔRAÍ team, Dr. Carmen Saldaña and Dr. Reinaldo Rodriguez are dedicated to prosthetics and cosmetic dentistry, so the result is functional and looks natural.
Dental prosthetics in Zaragoza, near you
We're at Av. del Puente del Pilar, 29, in Barrio de Jesús (Arrabal), a short walk from the Old Town, and we see patients from all over Zaragoza.
Frequently asked questions
Which is better, fixed or removable prosthetics?
It depends on how many teeth are missing, the state of the bone and your preferences. In the assessment we explain the pros and cons of each option for your case.
Is the prosthesis noticeable when speaking?
We adjust every prosthesis to be comfortable and natural. There's an adaptation period at first, but you soon forget you're wearing it.
Can prosthetics be placed on implants?
Yes. Implant-supported prosthetics offer excellent stability and are a very comfortable solution when several teeth are missing.
How do you care for a prosthesis?
With proper hygiene and regular check-ups. We give you specific guidance according to the type of prosthesis you wear.
How long does a dental prosthesis last?
It depends on the type and on how it's cared for. With good hygiene and check-ups, a prosthesis can last many years, although over time it may need adjustments because the mouth changes.
Can I eat everything with a prosthesis?
With a fixed prosthesis, practically yes. With a removable one, it's best to start with soft food in small pieces and build up as you get used to it.
What do I do if my denture moves?
It's usually because the gum and bone have changed. Come in for a check-up: sometimes relining it (refitting it) is enough and, in other cases, implants can give it a much better hold.
Your first visit is free. Start here.
Tell us about your dental prosthetics case and we'll call you to find the time that suits you best. No commitment.
