Koller Panzió
Hungary 7150 Bonyhád Kőrösi Csoma Sándor utca 1.
+36 (74) 451 482
Website: kollerpanzio.hu
e-mail: info@kollerpanzio.hu
Dr. Haris Richárd Milán
dentist
Adress: Hungary 7150 Bonyhád Május 1. utca 12.
e-mail: mildent01@g-mail.com
Thank you for your confidence and for choosing us!
A removable restoration or prosthesis is an appliance that is not cemented to the existing teeth in the mouth, and needs to be removed for cleaning. There are full dentures and partial dentures.
A full denture replaces all the teeth in the patient's upper or lower jaw. A partial denture is a removable restoration replacing the missing teeth when the patient still has some teeth left.
Partial dentures can be affixed to the existing teeth with metal clips, and the removable unit only replaces the missing teeth.
Combined restorations are partial dentures anchored to the existing teeth with a bar attachment, precision attachment or telescopic crown, and are covered with a crown in certain cases.
The patient needs a full denture if they lack all their teeth in the lower or upper jaw, or both, or all their teeth need to be extracted. Our dentist recommends a full denture if implantation is not possible or the patient would not like to have implants.
Our dentists highly recommend replacing all the missing teeth as soon as possible because without teeth food cannot be chewed and therefore digested properly, which can lead to various gastric or intestinal diseases.
If the patient needs a full upper denture, it is simpler and more practical to prepare a full denture because it sucks itself up to the jaw bone, which stabilizes the denture.
When a lower denture is needed, it can be very precisely fitted with the help of an appropriate impression.
The patient might need a partial denture if they still have some teeth in the jaw bone but several teeth are missing. A partial denture might prove to be necessary if the patient cannot receive a bridge due to the lack of sufficient pillar teeth, and implantation is not possible or the patient would not like to have implants or bridges. An advantage of a partial denture is that it is cheap but the fact that the clips can become visible when smiling is rather disadvantageous.
Which teeth can be replaced with a full or partial denture?
A full or partial denture is suitable for replacing any tooth and any number of teeth. During the healing phase after implantation a temporary single-tooth replacement – a so-called clip – can be prepared.
Full removable dentures are made of plastic. They can be fortified with a metal base plate made of a nickel- and palladium-free alloy of cobalt and chromium. The clips are also made of a nickel- and palladium-free alloy of cobalt and chromium. If the patient is allergic to one of these metals, the base plate and the clips can be made of gold, too.
At request we can prepare a hidden gold-plated net for the hard palate which is not in direct contact with the mucous membrane but firmly supports the denture. The false teeth in the denture are usually made of plastic.
If you need a removable denture, you are required to see our dentist twice or three times in general, and if no tooth extraction is needed, your full or partial denture is delivered in a maximum of one week. In case of tooth extraction the healing time is about 4-8 weeks..
On your first visit our dentist takes an impression, based on which our dental technician prepares your denture. When taking the impression, our dentist chooses the colour of your false teeth in your future denture with the help of a shade tab. In case you have some remaining teeth, their colour is taken into account when determining the colour of your new teeth.
If our dentist and dental technician find that you do not need a fit test, delivery may take place on your next visit. However, a fit test may prove to be necessary before delivery to perform the necessary adjustments.
In case of a full denture, if you lack all your own teeth, there is no need to carry out other dental treatments.
If you still have some of your own teeth, we take a dental or panoramic x-ray of them to assess the condition of your teeth. Based on the x-ray our dentist can determine which tooth needs extraction or root canal treatment. In case of tooth extraction we provide you with a temporary tooth replacement. If your tooth is root canal treated, broken or particularly damaged, it might have to be reconstructed using filling material or a dowel abutment. We also provide crowns if necessary.
Dentures may feel odd or even uncomfortable at first, especially if you have never had a denture before. In order to get used to your removable denture faster, do use it as often as possible. Try to speak and read aloud to allow your facial muscles and tongue to get used to the new denture. It is important that at the beginning you eat slowly using both sides equally; this way you will soon regain your self-confidence and feeling of comfort while eating with your new denture.
On delivery our dentist gives you detailed care instructions so that you can enjoy the benefits of your new denture as long as possible. It is vital to practise excellent oral hygiene, no matter if you have a full or partial prosthesis. Full or partial prostheses must be cleaned after every meal, that is, food deposits must be removed with a brush. It is advisable to apply denture cleaning liquid every day.
In case you wear a partial denture, using the right dental floss, a good-quality toothbrush and toothpaste to protect your remaining teeth is indispensable. You are also recommended to apply mouth-wash regularly, which can generally help you avoid gingivitis.
Our dentists would be delighted to help you choose the ideal toothbrush, toothpaste and dental floss for you, which you can try and buy at our dental clinic.
Dental Clinic recommends you to see your dentist for an annual check-up, and it is very important to have a professional dental hygiene treatment for your remaining teeth conducted once or twice a year.
Missing teeth – except e.g. wisdom teeth – are to be replaced as soon as possible. The lack of teeth for a long period of time will lead to nutrition deficiency, which often causes stomach and digestive problems. Because of the bone loss at the place of the missing tooth the rest of the teeth will "migrate", the direction of the chewing force which will cause facial aesthetics problems. A lot of people don’t like partial or complete dentures or bridges and in such cases dental implantology provides a perfect alternative.
Dental implants replace the roots of natural teeth. During the procedure the implants are inserted as replacements of the lost teeth in order to be able to fix crowns bridges, and prostheses on them. Dental implants are usually made of pure titanium, as due to its biological, chemical and physical characteristics it properly gets integrated into the bone and it is fully accepted by the human body which is essential to successful implantations.
In Hungary, implantation can be performed for any healthy patients over 18 years of age. Unfortunately, in some cases, dental implantation cannot be applied, as some diseases can contraindicate implantation.
After the implantations, regular dental and oral care is essential for long-lasting implants. Poor oral hygiene will eventually lead to the loss of dental implants.
If the patient has the right amount of bone, dental implantation is a 1-1.5-hour process depending on the number of implants to be inserted. It takes place in local anaesthesia. The dental implant insertion is followed by a 3-4 months of recovery time, and then the patient returns to the surgery, so that we can prepare them the final crowns for the implants in our dental laboratory.
Impression is taken, and the patient is called back for a frame try-in. If the prosthesis is made from zirconium, the colour will be determined before the frame try-in so that the colour of the new crown perfectly matches those of the existing teeth.
If based on the examinations, the amount of the patient's bone is not adequate at the future place of the dental implant in place is not enough tooth implantation, the oral surgeon dentist may suggest a bone replacement. The bone graft surgery is also performed under local anaesthesia. Often the bone grafting can be performed in parallel with the insertion of the dental implants that is at the same time, but sometimes a few months of recovery time needed.
In case of a tooth has to be removed for whatever reason, in most cases, it can be taken by its crown using forceps, and it can be removed like this. If this process is impossible to carry out, the removal of the tooth falls into the category of dental surgery.
In all cases when a tooth is situated under the gum or in the bone, the tooth at issue has to be removed by dental surgery.
In most cases, the wisdom teeth, which are not able to erupt, have to be removed by dental surgery. The eruption can be blocked as a result of lack of space or tooth displacement in the jaw. Another frequent case is when the wisdom tooth can erupt partially, so the crown erupts partially, but the rest of the tooth surface is still covered by mucous membrane. In the course of time, this state becomes painful for the patient, so surgical intervention is required, since it is necessary to help the wisdom tooth wholly erupt.
If the wisdom tooth is not removed on time, the mucous membrane might become inflamed, so might became painful, too. This is the reason why the eruption of the wisdom tooth can cause serious pain; this process is not natural; if it occurs, surgical intervention is required.
The wisdom tooth can also cause problems creating crowding in the dental arch, which is always showed by the disorder of the teeth, since other teeth shift. This is a fact that must be considered before orthodontic treatments, too; in case that the lack of space is the purpose of crowding, the wisdom tooth has to be removed.
If someone does not take notice of dental crowding, it might have not only aesthetic effects, but gingival inflammation. Another vital aspect is that there is a greater chance of tooth decay if there is a crowding of dental arch caused by the wisdom tooth.
Surgical interventions are carried out under local anaesthesia, so the treatments are painless. The first step of the dental exploratory surgery is the groove after the local anaesthesia, and then the bone around the tooth is removed. The next step is the removal of the tooth, and finally the dental surgeon suturs the surface of the wound.
If you have an edentulous area for long, the bone might recess, so its quantity is not enough for a safe placement of an implant. In the abovementioned cases the bone extenuates, and it becomes partially absorbed. As a result, bone grafting is required before the placement of the implant.
First of all a panoramic X-ray or a CT is made so that your dentist can chart the loss of the bone. These images help the dentist decide whether you need bone grafting or not. In our clinic a „Green” (Green technology) 3D CT and panoramic X-ray machine is in operation, which has the advantage that the image can be taken within a short time (5.9 seconds), so it burdens human body as little as possible.
Bone grafting is a dental surgery intervention, in the course of which the existing bony substance is filled with some type of bone replacement material. The type of this replacement material is determined by the relevant circumstances. In dental surgery, synthetic bone, animal derived grafts, bone from another arena of the body.
If the bone which is to be grafted derives from another part of the body, it might be derived from the thicker part of the jawbone, or from the hip bone, depending on the quantity of the bone in the mentioned arenas. These dental surgery interventions are more complicated, because in certain cases there is no other possibility to graft, and grafting is essential for implantation.
In case that the roots of the teeth of the upper jaw dive into the maxillary sinus, the loss of the bone is more significant due to the loss of the teeth. In case of upper-posterior molar teeth, if there is only a thin bone stratum between the maxillary stratum and the oral cavity where the implant should be placed, sinus lift is required.
In these cases the insertion of the implant into the upper-jaw bone can be carried out only after that the bone grafting material is placed between the mucous membrane of the maxillary sinus and the bone.
If in the course of the sinus only a small quantity of bone grafting material lift has to be inserted, it can happens that the bone grafting and the insertion of the implant is carried out at the same time.
If there is a significant loss of the bone, the ossification lasts half year, and the next step of the dental intervention, the placement of the implant can be carried out after the healing period.
Bone grafting interventions are intraoral, and are usually carried out in local anaesthesia. The abovementioned dental surgery interventions are not straining for the patients. Weak pain can occur after the operation, but it stops if the patient keeps to the regulations of the dental surgeon. These regulations are also essential for the ossification. The dental surgeon informs the patients in details about these regulations.
Tooth whitening, also known as tooth bleaching, is a cosmetic dental treatment which can make the patient's own teeth a few shades lighter.
Tooth whitening can be performed using a professional-grade, home tooth whitening kit, too. The tooth whitening kit contains 10 pairs of tooth whitening trays, which you need to wear on your teeth for the duration indicated on the instructions. This method helps you whiten your teeth a few shades lighter in up to 10 days.
The most effective way of tooth whitening is in-office bleaching, which is faster than at-home whitening.
We recommend tooth whitening to all our adult patients who are disturbed by the darker shade of their teeth, and thus do not feel confident enough to smile.
Tooth whitening is most effective on the patient's own teeth that have not been root canal treated. Tooth whitening does not work on crowns, bridges or fillings. We perform tooth whitening on your front teeth, which are visible when you are smiling.
If your front teeth have not been filled and they have no crowns affixed to them, tooth whitening in particular only requires a dental hygiene treatment preceding the bleaching procedure.
Old, loose-fitting fillings and crowns should be replaced after the bleaching procedure so that their colour can be adjusted to the new shade of your teeth.
After the tooth bleaching treatment your teeth might be a bit more sensitive than usual for a few days. The use of good-quality toothpaste developed especially for sensitive teeth is highly recommended.
Following your tooth bleaching treatment the consumption of coffee, fizzy soft drinks and too hot or too cold foods and drinks should be avoided.
The effects of bleaching can be influenced by certain foods and drinks. Coffee, black tea, red wine and smoking may stain teeth therefore we do not recommend our patients to consume them excessively.
