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Prosthodontics

Prosthodontics Restores and replaces missing or damaged teeth, allowing you to smile with confidence.

What are the treatment options for prosthodontics?

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Dental Implants: A small post that replaces a missing tooth root, topped with a natural-looking crown. A permanent, sturdy solution that looks and feels like your own tooth.

Crowns: A custom cap that covers and protects a damaged or weakened tooth, restoring its shape, strength, and appearance.

Bridges: A row of connected teeth that fills the gap left by one or more missing teeth, anchored to the teeth or implants on either side.

Dentures (Full & Partial): Removable replacements for missing teeth—full dentures for a complete set, partials for filling in a few gaps—fitted comfortably to your mouth.

Implant-Supported Dentures: Dentures that snap securely onto dental implants, giving you a more stable, comfortable fit than traditional dentures.

Veneers: Thin, custom shells placed over the front of teeth to cover chips, stains, and gaps, resulting in a brighter, more even smile.

Inlays & Onlays: Custom-made fillings that repair larger areas of decay or damage when a regular filling isn't enough but a full crown isn't needed.

Full-Mouth Rehabilitation: A comprehensive plan that combines several treatments to fully restore your smile when you have more extensive dental needs.

FAQ

A prosthodontist completes 3 additional years of specialized training beyond dental school, focusing exclusively on restoring and replacing teeth. While general dentists handle routine care, prosthodontists specialize in complex cases involving missing, damaged, or worn teeth — delivering more precise, long-lasting results.
It depends on your specific needs — implants replace missing teeth, dentures restore a full smile, crowns protect damaged teeth, and veneers improve appearance. The best way to find out is through a personalized consultation where we'll walk you through your options.
It depends on the procedure — crowns and veneers typically take a few weeks, while implants can take a few months. In most cases, we provide temporary restorations so you're never without teeth during treatment.
At Cohen Dental Care, we gladly accept all major credit cards, cash, and checks. If you’d like to confirm whether we accept your insurance plan, please don’t hesitate to call us at 949-364-1140. Our team will be happy to assist you.
If you have a PPO dental plan, then you can choose to go to any dentist whether that dentist is in or out of your network. You might pay a little more if you choose to go to an out of network dentist, but it is your right to choose the dentist and the office that you feel best fits your needs.

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Crowns:

Custom-made caps that cover damaged or weakened teeth to restore their shape, strength, and appearance. Crowns protect the tooth while maintaining a natural look and feel.

Implant Crowns:

Crowns are placed on top of dental implants to replace missing teeth. They are securely anchored to the implant post, offering a permanent and natural-looking solution.

Fixed Bridges:

A non-removable restoration used to replace one or more missing teeth by anchoring artificial teeth to the natural teeth or implants beside the gap.

Removable Bridges:

A bridge that can be taken out by the patient for cleaning and maintenance. It restores function and appearance while being more flexible than a fixed option.

Removable Partial Dentures:

A removable appliance that replaces several missing teeth and is supported by the remaining natural teeth and gums.

Removable Full Dentures:

A full set of artificial teeth that replaces all teeth in the upper or lower arch, restoring function and aesthetics for patients without natural teeth.