Dr. Brenda Rodrigues · CRO-GO 15133
Dental prosthetics in Jataí
To replace missing teeth or redo what no longer works well, with comfort for chewing, speaking and smiling.
At the initial evaluation, Dr. Brenda evaluates your mouth, you receive a written treatment quote and you decide calmly.
What it is
Dental prosthetics replace missing teeth or rebuild badly damaged ones, to restore chewing, speech and smile.
There are several types, such as crowns, bridges and removable prosthetics, including replacing a full denture. During the evaluation, Dr. Brenda explains the options that make sense for your case.
Who it is for
- People who have lost one or more teeth.
- People with a tooth that is badly broken or destroyed.
- People who wear an old prosthesis that hurts or does not fit well.
- People who have difficulty chewing.
How it is done
- Evaluation with an exam, photos and, when necessary, X-rays.
- Planning that shows the options and what each one involves.
- Impressions or scanning, and a try-in of the prosthesis.
- Placement, adjustments and care instructions.
What to expect
Removable prosthetics can involve a period of adjustment, and fine-tuning is part of the treatment.
The number of appointments varies with the type of prosthesis.
Aftercare
- Clean the prosthesis and the teeth that support it.
- Return for check-ups to review the fit and the health of the mouth.
- Tell us if anything rubs or bothers you, rather than waiting.
Questions
Does a prosthesis feel uncomfortable at first?
There may be a period of adjustment, especially with removable ones. Fine-tuning is part of the treatment.
What if I have lost several teeth?
It depends on what remains in your mouth. The evaluation shows the possible paths.
Do I need to replace an old prosthesis?
Not always. The evaluation shows whether it can be adjusted or whether it is better to redo it.
The information on this page is general. What is right for you is decided after the clinical evaluation, and results vary from person to person.