Benefits
- Restore function and smile support.
- Can improve aesthetics and confidence when speaking or smiling.
- Adapt to the number of missing teeth and available support.
- Allow maintenance and reviews to be planned.
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Dental treatment
Dental prosthetics
I plan prosthetic solutions to restore teeth, function and aesthetics according to each case.
I assess fixed or removable prostheses, supported by teeth or implants, according to the clinical situation. The choice depends on support, oral health, expectations, maintenance and budget.
When it is indicated
- Loss of one or more teeth.
- Old prostheses that are loose or worn.
- Rehabilitation after implants or restorative treatment.
- Need to improve chewing and stability.
How we work
- 1Diagnosis of teeth, gums and bite.
- 2Assessment of fixed or removable options.
- 3Records and prosthetic design.
- 4Try-ins, adjustments and placement.
- 5Maintenance reviews.
Frequent questions
Common questions
What types of dental prostheses are there?
There are fixed, removable, partial and complete prostheses, as well as implant-supported prostheses. The choice depends on the number of missing teeth, oral health, amount of bone, available stability, aesthetics, expected comfort and budget.
Is a dental prosthesis noticeable when speaking or eating?
There may be an adaptation period, especially with removable prostheses. Fixed prostheses usually feel more natural, although they also require adjustments and check-ups. Comfort depends greatly on the design, stability and oral situation of each patient.
What is the difference between a fixed and a removable prosthesis?
A fixed prosthesis is cemented, screwed or supported by teeth or implants, and the patient does not remove it daily. A removable prosthesis can be taken out for cleaning and to rest the tissues. Each option has different advantages, limitations and indications.
How long does a dental prosthesis last?
Longevity depends on the material, use, hygiene, bite, changes in gum and bone, and regular check-ups. Prostheses may need adjustments, repairs or replacement over time.
How should a dental prosthesis be cared for?
It should be cleaned daily according to the specific instructions for fixed or removable prostheses. It is also important to check the gum, supporting teeth or implants, because a prosthesis in good condition depends on the health of the tissues that support it.
Where I work
Where I work
I currently practise at external clinics in IJsselmuiden and Dalfsen. Availability is coordinated with each centre.
Tandartspraktijk IJsselmuiden
Groenendael 233D
8271 EM IJsselmuiden
Mondzorg Dalfsen
Welsummerweg 35
7722RP Dalfsen
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Would you like to assess your case?
You can send me an enquiry or contact the clinics where I work to check availability and the most suitable visit type.
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Let's talk about your smile
To book an appointment, you can contact Tandartspraktijk IJsselmuiden or Mondzorg Dalfsen. You can also send me an enquiry through this form.