Prosthetics
Restoring form and
function.
When teeth are broken or lost to decay, gum disease or injury, prosthetic treatment rebuilds them — restoring your ability to chew, speak and smile with confidence.
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What is prosthetic treatment?
Rebuilding broken or missing teeth to their natural form, so everyday chewing and speech feel comfortable again.
Materials and shades are chosen to blend with your surrounding teeth in colour and shape, for a result that looks and feels like your own. The right option depends on how many teeth are involved and the health of the teeth around them — confirmed at your consultation.
Types of prosthetics
Five ways to restore a smile.
01
Crown
When a tooth is badly broken or has had nerve treatment, a crown caps it — in gold, all-ceramic or zirconia — to protect it from fracturing.
02
Bridge
A missing tooth is replaced with an artificial tooth anchored to the natural teeth on either side of the gap.
03
Partial dentures
A removable option that clasps onto your remaining teeth to replace several missing teeth in one area, often alongside crowns.
04
Full dentures
When no natural teeth remain, full dentures restore appearance and a portion of chewing function, with some time needed to adjust to speaking and eating.
05
Implant-supported overdentures
A denture that snaps securely onto implants placed in the jaw — stable in the mouth like natural teeth, yet removable for cleaning at night.
Rebuild a smile that works for you.
Book a consultation at Hornsby or Eastwood and we'll recommend the restoration that suits your teeth and goals — with dentists who speak English, 한국어 and 中文.
The most suitable prosthetic option, materials and any associated risks depend on your individual circumstances and are assessed and confirmed at your consultation.