Telescopic work: stability meets flexibility
In telescopic restoration, the natural teeth are fitted with so-called primary crowns, onto which precisely fitting secondary crowns are placed in the prosthesis. The result: a removable restoration that feels fixed – functional, aesthetic and easy to care for.

The advantages at a glance:
Durability: This restoration is designed so that, with good care, it can be worn for a lifetime. Even if a tooth has to be removed, the denture/braces can continue to be worn until there is no natural anchorage/tooth left.

Easy to care for in old age:
Easy to care for, especially because the interdental spaces, which are difficult to clean, can be cleaned thoroughly when the dental splint is removed. The dental splint/dentures can be cleaned with a conventional root brush under running water.

High wearing comfort:
The telescopic technique ensures a secure hold depending on the pattern of the support zones without pressure points or wobbling.

Preservation of remaining teeth:
The existing teeth are functionally integrated and stabilised. This further stimulates the jawbone through its natural function of bone cell regeneration and prevents atrophy.