Explore options for restoring damaged teeth and replacing missing teeth, with your bite, function and appearance considered together.
Dr Abass Mohammed explains the suitable restorations and their maintenance requirements before recommending an individual treatment plan.
Care for local and international patients.
Crowns, bridges and dentures address different restorative needs. The appropriate option depends on the condition of your remaining teeth, gums and bite, alongside your treatment objectives.
Dr Mohammed’s work includes fixed and removable restorations, implant-supported restorations and complex oral rehabilitation.
A crown covers a tooth to help restore its shape and function when it is damaged or worn. Your dentist assesses whether the tooth is suitable for this approach.
A bridge is a fixed restoration used to replace one or more missing teeth. Planning considers the supporting teeth or implants, the gap and your bite.
A removable denture replaces missing teeth and can be partial or complete. The suitable approach is discussed according to your oral health and the teeth that need replacing.
The right restoration begins with an assessment. Dr Mohammed considers what can be maintained, what needs restoring and which replacement options suit your clinical situation.
Your consultation considers the remaining teeth, gum health, bite and bone structure where relevant. Existing restorations and any preparatory care are also considered.
Discuss how you would like your smile to look and function. Dr Mohammed explains the advantages, limitations and maintenance requirements of the suitable options.
A crown, bridge or denture is recommended according to the assessment. Your dentist explains the proposed treatment, relevant risks and alternatives before you decide.
Your plan sets out the recommended procedures, their sequence and an estimated schedule. The stages below are a guide; preparation, laboratory work and review visits depend on your case.
Discuss your concerns and goals. An examination of your teeth, gums and bite helps establish the restorative priorities.
Review the suitable options, treatment sequence and maintenance requirements. Any necessary dental preparation or other care is explained before treatment.
The restoration is made and fitted according to your plan. Dr Mohammed assesses its fit, bite, function and appearance, with adjustments where needed.
Receive advice on cleaning and caring for your restoration. Regular dental reviews help monitor the restoration and your wider oral health.
Dr Mohammed plans restorative treatment around your clinical needs and goals. Where a complex case involves other areas of dentistry, he coordinates with the relevant colleagues.
Dr Mohammed’s work in prosthodontics includes crowns, bridges, removable dentures and implant-supported restorations. He considers your bite, function, comfort and aesthetics when explaining the suitable treatment options.
For complex oral rehabilitation, he coordinates the restorative stages with other members of the clinical team.
Discuss your availability during the initial assessment. The number and timing of visits depend on the restoration, laboratory work and any preparatory care.
Laboratory stages, and healing where relevant to your treatment, may require more than one visit to Bucharest. Confirm the proposed schedule and follow-up arrangements before booking travel.
A crown restores an existing tooth. A bridge replaces missing teeth with a fixed restoration. A denture is a removable replacement for some or all teeth. Dr Mohammed explains which options suit your assessment.
Dr Mohammed assesses your remaining teeth, gums, bite and treatment objectives, with bone structure considered where relevant. He explains the advantages, limitations and maintenance requirements of the appropriate options.
Implant-supported restorations are part of Dr Mohammed’s work in prosthodontics. Suitability requires individual assessment and coordination with the dentist providing the implant care.
The number and timing of appointments depend on the complexity of the case, laboratory stages and any preparatory treatment. International patients may need more than one visit to Bucharest. Confirm the schedule with the clinic before making travel arrangements.
Your dentist will give care advice for the type of restoration you receive, including cleaning and review visits. Contact the clinic if a restoration becomes uncomfortable, loose or damaged.
Understand the suitable options, treatment stages and care requirements before deciding.
