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Consultation and situation assessment
The dentist assesses tooth condition, bite, your expectations and explains which prosthetic solutions may be relevant.
Service
Prosthetics and smile restoration in Vilnius
Crowns, bridges and functional restorations — when restoring tooth function, bite and aesthetics with a clearly aligned treatment plan matters.
Function and aestheticsDigital planningLong-term solution
Who is prosthetic treatment for?
Damaged or worn teeth
When a tooth no longer withstands functional load or meets aesthetic needs.
After root canal treatment
When a treated tooth needs protection and restoration with a long-term solution.
Missing teeth
When chewing function needs restoring and gaps need to be filled.
Old restorations
When old crowns, bridges or fillings are no longer suitable or are damaged.
Bite and smile restoration
When balancing function, comfort and natural aesthetics matters.
When is other treatment needed first?
Prosthetics is not always the first step. If there is active gum disease, unassessed bite imbalance, insufficient bone or orthodontic treatment is needed, additional diagnostics, hygiene or another treatment stage may be required first.
Who is prosthetic treatment for?
- Damaged, worn or decayed teeth
- After root canal treatment
- Missing teeth
- Old restorations no longer meet function or aesthetics
When is other treatment needed first?
- Active gum disease
- Unassessed bite imbalance
- Insufficient bone (for implants or bridges)
- Orthodontic preparation needed
How does prosthetic treatment work?
From diagnostics to the final restoration — clear stages and transparent communication.
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Consultation and situation assessment
The dentist assesses tooth condition, bite, your expectations and explains which prosthetic solutions may be relevant.
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What to know
- Treatment often happens in stages
- Temporary restorations may be needed
- Function and aesthetics are planned together
- Regular care extends longevity
What influences the cost?
- Type of restoration (crown, bridge, etc.)
- Number of teeth
- Materials
- Scope of preparation and additional procedures
Crown or veneer?
| Crown | Veneer | |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Function and protection | Aesthetic correction |
| Usually suits | Damaged or treated teeth | Front tooth aesthetics |
| Coverage | Larger part of the tooth | Front surface |
What to bring to your consultation
- X-rays or previous plans
- Information about old restorations
- Questions about function, aesthetics and alternatives
What does the patient gain?
After the consultation the patient understands more clearly:
- What the current tooth and restoration condition is
- Which solution to consider — crown, bridge or another option
- What treatment stages lie ahead
- How long treatment may take in preliminary terms
- What influences the cost of treatment
- Whether additional treatment is needed before prosthetics
Clinical systems
Restorative and digital systems
Complex restoration and prosthetics may use digital planning, implantology and lab workflow systems. The approach is decided individually.
Implantology and restorative dentistry solutions.
Digital intraoral scanning and treatment planning workflow.
CAD/CAM design software for planning restorations and prosthetics.
AI tool for analyzing panoramic, intraoral and CBCT images — faster diagnostics and clearer patient reports.
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How much does prosthetic treatment cost?
Cost depends on restoration type, number of teeth, preparation scope, materials used and any additional procedures needed. An exact estimate is provided after consultation and diagnostics.
Treatment situation examples
These are real clinical cases with patient consent. Prosthetic solutions are planned individually in every case.
BeforeAfter
Aesthetic bonding
Aesthetic restoration of front teeth
Natural restoration of front tooth shape, colour and harmony.
BeforeAfter
Aesthetic bonding
Cavity and shape correction
Restored damaged tooth surface — aesthetically and functionally.
Patient feedback
What patients say on Google
4.9(690+ reviews at the clinic)
I'm very happy with the service quality — aligners never arrive late, unlike what I hear from people treated at other clinics. I love everything: both the doctor treating me and the clinic itself — modern, with very friendly staff (photos and scans every three months, at every visit). I really enjoy tracking my smile changes digitally. I sincerely recommend this clinic!
Greta L.4 months ago
GoogleI'm very afraid of dentists, but this clinic helped me overcome that fear. Everyone is a top professional in their field. Everything is always explained in detail and the atmosphere is pleasant. 10/10 — I'm glad I finally found my favourite dental clinic!
Rasa K.5 months ago
GoogleI had my wisdom teeth removed with sedation. After the visit there was no swelling, no pain, no need for medication. The staff is always kind, warm and supportive — I definitely recommend them. I'm waiting to start aligner treatment and hope it goes just as well.
Monika S.5 months ago
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Frequently asked questions about prosthetics
Restoration of tooth function and aesthetics using custom-made restorations — usually crowns, bridges or other prosthetic solutions.
Want to restore tooth function and smile aesthetics?
At the consultation your situation is assessed, possible solutions are discussed and the treatment path is explained clearly.