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Fixed Dentures

One Dental Group provides a range of high-quality crowns, veneers, and bridges to meet both functional and aesthetic dental needs. From durable and affordable PFM Crowns and Bridges, to Zirconia options known for strength and natural look, we ensure maximum esthetic results for every restoration.

We also offer implant solutions with custom-made Individual Abutments for precise, comfortable, and natural-looking results. Crafted with premium materials and careful techniques, our restorations deliver long-lasting quality. Get a direct consultation or use our cost calculator for the best options.

PFM Crown and Bridges

PFM Crown and Bridges

Perfect blend of strength and aesthetics at an affordable price

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Zirconia Crown and Bridges

Zirconia Crown and Bridges

Superior strength, natural look, and high comfort

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Emax Veneers and Crowns

Emax Veneers and Crowns

Superior strength, natural look, and high comfort

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Multilayer

Multilayer

Natural aesthetics with optimal strength

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Implants

Implants

Permanent solution for missing teeth

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Individual Abutment

Individual Abutment

Custom fit for lasting strength and natural appearance.

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Crown & Bridges Comparison

Discover the type of dental crown that best suits your needs. Below is a comparison of various crown restorations based on material, strength, aesthetics, and clinical application.

Aspect Zirconia Crown Emax Crown Multilayer Zirconia
Material High-strength ceramic (zirconium oxide) Lithium disilicate glass-ceramic Gradient-colored zirconia ceramic
Strength Very strong, ideal for posterior and bruxism Strong, but best for anterior and cosmetics Stronger than Emax, flexible for full arch
Aesthetics Less translucent, solid color Highly translucent, very natural-looking Gradient shading mimics natural dentin-enamel
Translucency Low Very high Moderate to high (better than standard zirconia)
Preparation Forgiving, cementable Requires precise bonding Similar to zirconia with improved esthetics
Flexibility Monolithic or layered Typically monolithic Built-in shade layers reduce external staining
Best for Molars, bridges, implants Front teeth, veneers, smile makeovers Cosmetic zones with high strength needs
Cost Economical Premium Mid to high range (aesthetic upgrade)

Removable Dentures

One Dental Group offers high-quality removable dentures designed to restore chewing function and enhance the natural appearance of your smile. We provide a variety of materials and designs tailored to meet each patient’s needs for comfort, durability, and aesthetic results.

Every removable denture is crafted with premium materials and precise techniques, ensuring a natural look and comfortable wear. Get a personal consultation to find the best option for you, or use our special cost calculator for an instant estimate.

Full Denture/<br>Temporary Dentures

Full Denture/
Temporary Dentures

Reliable function and natural look — crafted for your comfort.

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Telescope Cases and Att. Cases

Telescope Cases and Att. Cases

Precise fit, lasting durability, and seamless aesthetics.

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CCP Dentures

CCP Dentures

Durable, natural-looking, and designed for daily comfort.

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Digital Dentistry

At One Dental Group, we leverage cutting-edge digital technology to design and produce high-quality removable dentures with exceptional accuracy and efficiency. Our digital workflow ensures enhanced comfort, precise fit, and a natural aesthetic tailored to each individual.

By using advanced scanning, modeling, and fabrication techniques, we offer a faster, more reliable denture solution. Schedule a personalized consultation or use our online cost estimator to explore your options today.

AS260A

AS260A

Reliable function and natural look — crafted for your comfort.

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PFM Crown and Bridges

PFM crowns and bridges combine a metal core with a porcelain outer layer. The metal provides strength and durability, while the porcelain coating gives a natural tooth-like appearance. This type of restoration is widely used for both front and back teeth, suitable for single crowns or multi-unit bridges.

Advantages:

  • Strong and Durable — Ideal for areas exposed to high chewing pressure.
  • More Affordable compared to full ceramic or zirconia restorations.
  • Good Aesthetic Appearance — The porcelain layer mimics the look of natural teeth.
  • Reliable for Bridges — Strong enough to support multiple connected crowns.

Disadvantages:

  • Metal Margin May Show — Gum recession can expose the dark metal edge.
  • Less Translucent — Does not have the natural light reflection of full ceramics.
  • Risk of Porcelain Chipping — Especially under heavy force or trauma.
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Zirconia Crown and Bridges

Zirconia crowns and bridges are made from zirconium oxide, a ceramic material known for its high strength and excellent aesthetics. They are metal-free restorations offering a natural look with superior durability, suitable for both front and back teeth. Zirconia is highly biocompatible, making it a popular choice in modern dentistry.

Advantages:

  • Exceptional Strength and Durability — Suitable for heavy biting forces, even in molar areas.
  • Highly Aesthetic — Offers a translucent, tooth-like appearance with no metal framework.
  • Biocompatible — Gentle on gum tissues and rarely causes allergic reactions.
  • No Dark Margins — Maintains a natural gumline appearance over time.

Disadvantages:

  • Higher Cost — Generally more expensive than PFM restorations.
  • Can Be Abrasive — If not properly polished, it may wear down opposing teeth.
  • Requires Precision — Must be handled and adjusted carefully during placement to avoid fractures.
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Emax Veneers and Crowns

Emax restorations are made from lithium disilicate glass-ceramic, known for its superior translucency, high strength, and natural aesthetics. They are especially popular for veneers and anterior crowns, where appearance is the top priority. Emax can be used for minimally invasive treatments, making it ideal for aesthetic dentistry.

Advantages:

  • Outstanding Aesthetics — High translucency and natural light reflection, perfect for front teeth.
  • Minimally Invasive — Allows for conservative tooth preparation, especially for veneers.
  • Strong for Anterior Use — Good balance of strength and beauty for single crowns or veneers.
  • Versatile — Suitable for inlays, onlays, veneers, and single crowns.

Disadvantages:

  • Not Recommended for Bridges — Lower flexural strength compared to zirconia; unsuitable for long-span restorations.
  • Higher Cost — Premium aesthetic material comes at a higher price.
  • Bonding Sensitivity — Requires precise bonding techniques for optimal results.
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Multilayer

Multilayer refers to dental restorations made with a gradient layering technique that mimics the natural color transition of a real tooth — from enamel to dentin. This layering method enhances the aesthetic outcome, giving a lifelike appearance without additional coloring or staining. Multilayer is suitable for both crowns and bridges, in anterior and posterior regions.

Advantages:

  • Natural Gradient Effect — Seamless color transition for a realistic tooth-like appearance.
  • High Strength — Durable enough for single crowns, bridges, and full-arch restorations.
  • Better Light Transmission — Provides improved translucency compared to standard materials.
  • Versatile Application — Ideal for aesthetic and functional zones alike.

Disadvantages:

  • Higher Cost Compared to Conventional Materials — Due to advanced layering and manufacturing.
  • Not as Translucent as Glass Ceramics — Less suitable for ultra-high aesthetic demands.
  • Results Depend on Technician Expertise — Final look requires precision in processing and finishing.
Implants

Implants

Dental implants are titanium or ceramic posts surgically placed into the jawbone to replace missing tooth roots. They serve as a stable foundation for crowns, bridges, or dentures, offering a permanent and natural-looking solution for tooth loss. Implants integrate with the bone through a process called osseointegration, ensuring long-term support and functionality.

Advantages:

  • Permanent Solution — Provides a fixed replacement for missing teeth.
  • Preserves Jawbone Structure — Prevents bone loss that occurs after tooth extraction.
  • Natural Look and Feel — Mimics the function and appearance of real teeth.
  • Improves Chewing and Speech — Restores full bite function and clarity of speech.

Disadvantages:

  • Surgical Procedure Required — Involves minor surgery with associated healing time.
  • Higher Cost than Conventional Dentures or Bridges — Considered a premium treatment option.
  • Longer Treatment Time — Requires healing period before final restoration is placed.
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Individual Abutment

An Individual Abutment is a custom-made connector between a dental implant and the final crown, bridge, or denture.

Advantages:

  • Custom Fit — Designed for each patient’s specific anatomy, ensuring better seating and alignment.
  • Improved Aesthetics — Provides optimal emergence profile and natural gum contour.
  • Better Long-Term Stability — Reduces mechanical stress on the implant and surrounding tissues.
  • Compatible with Various Restorations — Suitable for crowns, bridges, and overdentures.

Disadvantages:

  • Higher Cost than Stock Abutments — Custom design and production add to the expense.
  • Requires Precise Planning — Demands accurate impressions and implant positioning.
  • Longer Production Time — Customization may extend the overall treatment timeline.
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Full Denture/Temporary Dentures

Full Dentures are removable prosthetic devices designed to replace all missing teeth in the upper or lower jaw. They rest directly on the gums and are custom-made for each patient.
Temporary Dentures (also called immediate dentures) are placed right after tooth extraction and serve as a short-term solution until permanent dentures or implants are ready. They help maintain appearance, chewing function, and speech during the healing period.

Advantages:

  • Restores Appearance and Function — Helps patients regain a full smile and chewing ability.
  • Cost-Effective Solution — More affordable compared to implants or fixed bridges.
  • Non-Invasive — Does not require surgery or implant placement.
  • Immediate Result (for Temporary Dentures) — Allows patients to leave with teeth right after extractions.

Disadvantages:

  • May Require Adjustments — Can loosen over time as gums and bone resorb.
  • Less Stability than Implants — May shift or move during chewing or speaking.
  • Needs Regular Cleaning — Must be removed daily for hygiene and maintenance.
  • Temporary Dentures May Not Fit Perfectly — As the gums heal, adjustments or replacements are often needed.
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Telescope Cases and Att. Cases

Telescopic dentures use a double crown system — an inner crown (primary) fixed on natural teeth or implants, and an outer removable crown (secondary) that fits over it. This system provides retention, stability, and easy removability for cleaning.

Advantages:

  • High Stability and Retention — Thanks to the double crown mechanism.
  • Removable for Cleaning — Easy maintenance for both patient and clinician.
  • Aesthetic Appearance — Provides a natural look without visible clasps.
  • Preserves Natural Tooth Structure — Often used on remaining teeth to improve support.

Disadvantages:

  • More Complex and Costly — Requires precise fabrication and higher lab costs.
  • Dependent on Remaining Teeth or Implants — Cannot be used on fully edentulous patients without implants.
  • Requires Skilled Technician and Dentist — High precision is a must.
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CCP Dentures

Cast Partial Dentures are removable dental prostheses made with a metal framework (usually cobalt-chromium) combined with acrylic and artificial teeth. They are designed for patients missing some teeth, using clasps or precision attachments to secure onto natural teeth. Known for their strength and slim design, CCP Dentures offer better fit and durability compared to acrylic partials.

Advantages:

  • Strong and Long-Lasting — Metal framework provides excellent strength with minimal bulk.
  • Better Fit and Stability — Custom cast design adapts closely to the patient’s oral structures.
  • Less Bulky than Acrylic Dentures — More comfortable and discreet in the mouth.
  • Removable and Easy to Clean — Supports good hygiene and maintenance.

Disadvantages:

  • Visible Clasps on Some Cases — May affect aesthetics, depending on clasp placement.
  • Higher Cost than Acrylic Partials — Due to custom casting and materials.
  • Requires Healthy Abutment Teeth — Depends on remaining teeth for retention.
  • Possible Metal Allergy (Rare) — Some patients may be sensitive to metal alloys.
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AS100

The AS100 is a digital intraoral scanner designed to capture high-resolution 3D images of the patient’s teeth and gums, supporting fast, accurate, and comfortable digital impressions for various dental procedures.

Advantages:

  • High Accuracy — Produces precise 3D models for crowns, bridges, dentures, and aligners with minimal distortion.

  • Patient Comfort — Non-invasive and quick scanning reduces discomfort compared to traditional impressions.

  • Streamlined Workflow — Digital files can be instantly transferred to labs or CAD/CAM systems, speeding up turnaround.

  • Real-Time Visualization — Allows clinicians and patients to view the scan live, improving communication and treatment acceptance.

  • Integration Friendly — Compatible with various dental CAD/CAM platforms and file formats (e.g., STL, PLY).

Disadvantages:

  • Higher Initial Cost — Investment in hardware and software may be significant for smaller practices.

  • Training Required — Effective use depends on proper technique and familiarity with digital workflows.

  • Dependent on Software Updates — Performance and compatibility may be affected without regular software maintenance.

  • Limited Use in Certain Cases — May not capture subgingival margins or edentulous areas as effectively as conventional methods.