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Dentures in Basel

Confidence and freedom – what you can expect from a denture crafted by your specialist.

We understand that deciding on a new denture, or making the transition to a removable solution, can feel like a significant step. Before uncertainty takes over, we would like to introduce you to the possibilities offered by modern prosthetic dentistry.

Today, dentures have little in common with the traditional image of a prosthesis kept in a glass of water. Thanks to advances in contemporary dentistry, and in the hands of a specialist in prosthodontics, removable dental solutions can achieve remarkable results in terms of function, comfort and appearance.

Think of the planning of an exceptional skyscraper: every structural element, every support and every detail must be precisely defined before construction begins. The same principle applies to modern oral surgery. Predictable results depend on meticulous planning, careful coordination and precision at every stage.

Welcome to the world of precision planning in modern oral surgery.

Case Example – Complete Tooth Loss

The teeth had to be removed as a result of a serious medical condition. Their poor condition had become a potential source of infection and therefore posed a risk to the patient’s overall health.

However, adapting to the new situation of being completely without teeth proved very difficult for the patient. The removable denture covered the entire palate, and because of its limited stability and imperfect fit, food frequently became trapped underneath it while eating. In addition, the palatal coverage caused a persistent gag reflex.

It was clear that this could not remain the long-term solution.

Optimally Preparing the Procedure with 3D Planning

Just as an architect lays the foundation for an impressive building, modern oral surgery begins in the digital realm. In this process, intraoral 3D images, high-resolution 3D radiographs and even a facial scan of the patient are created. These digital records form the blueprint for the upcoming procedure, much like an architectural plan for a building.

This advanced technology allows the surgeon to virtually analyse and align the patient’s face with great precision, almost as if creating a tailor-made mask. This step is essential in order to ensure the exact positioning of the implants.

The implants are then planned in meticulous detail to ensure that important anatomical structures such as the sinuses, blood vessels and nerves are protected. This level of precision allows the surgeon to place the implants exactly where they are needed, while at the same time respecting the natural structures of the face.

A New Treatment Approach

Imagine a major advance in modern dentistry—one that can make implant treatment more precise, less invasive and more comfortable than many patients might expect.

The traditional image of extensive incisions and prolonged healing is no longer the only option. With digital planning and minimally invasive techniques, implant surgery can often be performed with a high degree of precision and with greater consideration for the surrounding tissues.

Welcome to a new generation of implant dentistry

Specialist Expertise Makes the Difference!

The result of this advanced approach? A more efficient procedure, often associated with less postoperative discomfort, reduced bleeding and swelling, while allowing the implants to be placed with a very high degree of precision.

The dental technician also plays a key role in the final result. With specialist expertise and meticulous attention to detail, the previously planned digital images and models are used as the foundation for creating a smile that not only harmonises with your face, but also reflects your individual character.

The process begins with the precise arrangement of the teeth. Each tooth is carefully positioned, with close attention to the facial midline, smile line and overall balance. The goal is not simply to create a beautiful smile, but one that looks natural, harmonious and truly belongs to you.

The Final Result

Overall, this process represents a seamless combination of medicine, technology and craftsmanship. Digital planning and clinical expertise work hand in hand to achieve the highest possible level of precision while preserving both function and natural aesthetics.

The result is an oral surgical procedure designed around accuracy, safety and respect for the patient’s individual anatomy. At the same time, modern digital workflows make it possible to plan the final appearance of the smile in harmony with the natural proportions of the face.

This is the direction in which modern dentistry is evolving: more precise, less invasive and increasingly focused on patient comfort. Where clinically suitable, minimally invasive techniques can reduce the need for extensive incisions and help make treatment and recovery more comfortable.

Welcome to the future of oral surgery—where precision, innovation and specialist expertise come together to achieve the best possible outcome for our patients.

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