A telescopic prosthesis is a type of removable overdenture that offers a practical alternative to dental implants or bridges for restoring missing teeth. This prosthesis combines stability with the convenience of being detachable, allowing for easy cleaning and adjustments without the need for invasive procedures like implant placement or bone grafting.
The telescopic prosthesis functions using an inner and outer cap system. The inner cap, which is permanently attached to the remaining tooth structure or implant, fits precisely into the outer cap that forms part of the removable prosthesis. This design ensures a stable and secure fit, eliminating the need for visible hooks while maintaining a natural appearance and minimizing any impact on speech.
To maintain the longevity and effectiveness of your telescopic prosthesis:
Assess the condition of your remaining teeth or implants and discuss your suitability for a telescopic prosthesis.
An inner cap (telescopic crown) is securely bonded to the prepared tooth or implant.
Accurate impressions of your teeth and mouth are made to ensure a precise fit for the telescopic prosthesis.
The outer cap, which is part of the removable prosthesis, is designed to match the appearance of your natural teeth.
Ensure a secure and comfortable fit by making any necessary adjustments.
Confirm the stability and function of the telescopic prosthesis, ensuring it meets your expectations.
Follow care instructions to maintain oral hygiene and ensure the longevity of the prosthesis.
Yes, a telescopic prosthesis can be used with dental implants if needed, offering enhanced stability and support.
Telescopic prostheses are made from high-biocompatibility materials like Chrome Cobalt and composite, which can be customized to match the color of natural teeth.
Proper design and fitting are crucial to prevent food entrapment. Consult with our dental experts to ensure an ideal fit and solution.
