At the Dental Studio of Dr. Alessio Triestino, we handle the prosthetic rehabilitation of your smile with bespoke solutions: fixed dental prosthetics and removable dental prosthetics, designed to improve masticatory function, aesthetics and, above all, the quality of life of our patients.
Our approach is based on a clear philosophy: building self-confidence through the smile
A dental prosthesis is a medical device designed to replace one or more missing teeth. It can be fixed or removable and is chosen based on the clinical condition, aesthetics and patient preferences.
It is not removable. It is cemented or screwed onto natural teeth or implants.
Ideal for those who desire stability, natural aesthetics and durability.
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It is removable. It replaces one or more teeth and rests on gums or remaining teeth.
Indicated for total rehabilitations or for those seeking more economical or temporary solutions.
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A fixed prosthesis or removable prosthesis is indicated in case of:
Both fixed and removable, dental prosthetics offer important benefits:
Like any treatment, prosthetics also present some issues that should be known:
In our studio, we support every patient with clear explanations and continuous assistance even dopo il trattamento.
All prosthetics are made with certified and biocompatible materials:
Digital CAD/CAM prosthetics: designed with intraoral scanner and 3D software
In our practice, dental prosthetics is not just a technical treatment: it is a tool to regain confidence, freedom and serenity.
We receive by appointment to ensure maximum privacy and service quality.
Yes, over time the shape of the gums and bone can change, affecting the stability of the prosthesis. In these cases, it is possible to perform a reline, which is an adaptation of the prosthesis base to improve its adherence and comfort. It is important to undergo periodic check-ups to evaluate the need for such interventions.
Common signs include difficulty chewing, discomfort or pain in the gums, prosthesis mobility, changes in pronunciation or facial aesthetics. Material wear or fractures are also indicators that the prosthesis may need replacement.
Absolutely yes. During the design phase, the dentist will collaborate with you to select the shape, size and color of the teeth that best harmonize with your face and aesthetic preferences. The goal is to achieve a natural and personalized smile.
Dental prosthetics are made with biocompatible materials that are safe for most people. However, in rare cases, some patients may develop allergic reactions to specific components. It is essential to inform the dentist about any known allergies to choose the most suitable materials.
Yes, regarding removable prosthetics (such as complete or partial removable prosthesis), it is generally recommended to remove them during the night. This precaution allows the gum tissues to rest and promotes good oral mucosa health, reducing the risk of inflammation and infections. During the period when the prosthesis is not worn, it is essential to keep it clean and store it in a dedicated solution, in order to preserve its hygiene and shape.
Conversely, fixed prosthetics (such as crowns or bridges) do not require nighttime removal and should be maintained in place with proper daily hygiene.
In both cases, it is important to follow a daily cleaning protocol and schedule periodic check-ups with the dentist, to maintain oral cavity health and prosthesis functionality over time.
