Missing teeth can affect your appearance, speech, and ability to eat comfortably. At Magadh Oro Dental, we offer personalized prosthetic dental treatment in Patna to restore your smile and quality of life. Whether you need a single tooth replacement or full mouth rehabilitation, our experienced team ensures you get the best care. We offer a full range of solutions, including dentures, obturators, dental crowns, bridges, and implant-supported prostheses — all customized for comfort and natural appearance. Patients often ask, “Where can I find the best prosthetic dentist near me?” — and we’re proud to say, your search ends at our dental clinic in Patna. We blend modern technology with gentle care to make your treatment smooth and affordable. Ready to smile again? Book a consultation with our doctor today.
Prosthetic dentistry, also called prosthodontics, focuses on replacing missing or damaged teeth with artificial but realistic-looking restorations. These include crowns, bridges, dentures, and implants. Prostheses aren’t just about looks — they restore your bite, speech, and facial support. Whether it’s one tooth or an entire arch, our dentist creates a plan tailored to your needs. Unlike temporary fixes, prosthetic solutions are long-term and improve both function and aesthetics. You can also explore dental implants for added stability.
We offer both fixed and removable prosthetic options and maxillofacial prosthesis based on your oral condition and preference. Types of prosthetic treatments and maxillofacial prosthesis available at magadh oro dental clinic is -
Complete and partial dentures
Cast partial dentures
Implant supported dentures
Overdentures
Zirconia or ceramic crowns
Dental bridges
Implant-supported bridge
Maxillo-facial prosthesis
Full mouth rehabilitation
Complete and partial dentures are dental appliances used to replace missing teeth. Complete dentures replace all teeth in an arch, while partial dentures replace one or more missing teeth in an arch, leaving some natural teeth remaining.
Replace all teeth in either the upper or lower jaw when all natural teeth are missing.
Rely on the gums and underlying bone structure for support, as well as the palate (roof of the mouth) in the upper jaw.
Can be conventional (made after teeth are extracted and gums heal) or immediate (placed immediately after tooth extraction).
Typically made of acrylic resin, porcelain, or a combination of both.
Replace one or more missing teeth while leaving natural teeth in place.
Also rely on gums and bone for support, and may use clasps or attachments to connect to remaining natural teeth.
Similar materials to complete dentures (acrylic resin, porcelain, or a combination).
Can help prevent remaining teeth from shifting and improve chewing and speech.
| Feature | Complete Denture | Partial Dentures |
| Teeth Replaced | All teeth in an arch | One or more teeth in an arch
|
| Natural Teeth | All natural teeth removed | Some natural teeth remain |
| Support | Gums and bone, palate (upper jaw) | Gums, bone, and connections to natural teeth |
| Purpose | Restore function and aesthetics after complete tooth loss | Restore function and aesthetics after partial tooth loss |
| Materials | Acrylic resin, porcelain, or a combination | Acrylic resin, porcelain, or a combination |
A cast partial denture is a removable dental prosthesis that replaces one or more missing teeth with artificial teeth attached to a metal framework. Unlike full dentures, cast partials are designed to fit around remaining natural teeth and provide support and stability. The framework, typically made of a metal alloy like cobalt-chromium or nickel-chromium, is cast to fit the patient's mouth precisely, and the artificial teeth are usually made of acrylic resin.
The base of the denture, cast to fit the patient's remaining teeth and gums.
Replacement teeth attached to the framework, usually made of acrylic resin.
Mechanisms that connect the denture to the remaining natural teeth, providing stability and retention.
The metal framework provides greater strength and durability compared to acrylic partial dentures.
The attachments and precise fit of the framework help to maintain the denture's stability in the mouth.
The thin, lightweight metal framework can be more comfortable than a large acrylic base.
Cast partial dentures can be a more affordable option compared to other tooth replacement methods like dental implants or bridges.
By replacing missing teeth, they can help prevent the shifting of surrounding teeth and improve bite alignment.
These dentures use specific attachments to connect to the remaining teeth, offering enhanced stability and retention.
These dentures rely on a more traditional design, with clasps or extensions to attach to the remaining teeth.
In summary, cast partial dentures are a reliable and effective way to replace missing teeth when some natural teeth remain, offering a combination of strength, stability, and comfort
Implant-supported dentures, also known as implant overdentures or snap-on dentures, are a type of denture that uses dental implants to provide stability and support. Instead of relying solely on gum tissue for support, like traditional dentures, implant-supported dentures are attached to the jawbone using implants, which are small, threaded posts that replace missing tooth roots. This allows for a more stable and secure fit, improving chewing, speaking, and overall confidence
An overdenture is a type of removable dental prosthesis that is partially supported by remaining natural teeth, roots, or implants. It's essentially a denture that sits over the existing teeth or implants, providing additional support and retention. Overdentures can be a beneficial option for individuals who have some remaining teeth or implants, as they can help preserve bone, improve stability, and enhance comfort compared to conventional dentures.
Overdentures are designed to be supported by natural teeth, roots, or implants, providing better stability and retention than conventional dentures.
By distributing forces to the remaining teeth and bone, overdentures can help prevent excessive bone loss compared to complete dentures.
Remaining natural teeth and implants can help maintain a sense of touch and pressure, which can improve chewing and swallowing.
Overdentures can be a more affordable option compared to some fixed dental restorations.
Overdentures can be used in various situations, from immediate or transitional replacements to definitive prostheses.
Watch: tooth-supported overdenture | dentist Abhishek Kumar | Magadh Oro Dental Clinic Patna
These rely on remaining natural teeth for support.
These are supported by dental implants.
These may use both natural teeth and implants for support.
Zirconia crowns generally offer superior strength and durability compared to traditional ceramic crowns, making them a good choice for posterior teeth or patients prone to grinding or clenching. Ceramic crowns, on the other hand, excel in aesthetics, particularly for front teeth, as they can mimic the translucence of natural enamel.
Zirconia is known for its exceptional strength and resistance to wear and cracking, making it suitable for long-term restorations, especially in areas where chewing forces are high.
Zirconia crowns are more durable than ceramic crowns and can last for 15-20 years with proper care.
While zirconia is becoming more refined, it can still appear slightly more opaque than natural teeth, particularly compared to ceramic crowns made with materials like e.max lithium disilicate.
Zirconia is a biocompatible material and is a good option for patients with metal allergies.
Zirconia crowns are typically more expensive than ceramic crowns due to their strength and durability.
Watch : screw retained zirconia implant crown | implantologist abhishek kumar | magadh oro dental clinic
Ceramic crowns, especially those made with high-quality materials like e.max lithium disilicate, are favored for front teeth restorations due to their ability to replicate the look of natural tooth enamel.
Ceramic crowns can last 10-15 years with proper care, but they may be more prone to chipping or cracking compared to zirconia.
Ceramic crowns are also biocompatible and are a good option for patients with metal allergies.
Ceramic crowns are generally less expensive than zirconia crowns.
Deciding between zirconia crowns and ceramic crowns ultimately depends on the patient’s dental needs, the position of the damaged tooth, and the patient’s aesthetic preferences. For posterior teeth or molar teeth that experience heavy chewing forces, zirconia crowns are the better choice due to their superior strength and durability.
On the other hand, for front tooth restorations where the focus is on achieving a natural appearance, ceramic crowns are the ideal solution. Their ability to blend seamlessly with surrounding teeth ensures a beautiful appearance that enhances the patient’s smile.
Ideal for posterior teeth, patients with grinding/clenching habits, or those seeking maximum strength and durability.
Best for front teeth restorations, patients seeking a natural-looking aesthetic, or those with budget constraints.
Ultimately, the best choice depends on individual needs, preferences, and the specific tooth being restored. Consulting with a dentist is crucial to determine the most suitable material for your situation.
A dental bridge is a fixed prosthetic that replaces one or more missing teeth, effectively bridging the gap between natural teeth. It consists of artificial teeth (pontics) supported by crowns on the adjacent teeth (abutment teeth). Dental bridges restore chewing function, enhance appearance, and improve overall oral health.
The most common type, supported by crowns on both sides of the gap.
Supported by a crown on only one side of the gap.
Supported by dental implants instead of natural teeth.
Supported by a framework attached to the back of the adjacent teeth.
Can be taken out for cleaning.
Mimics the appearance of natural teeth.
Offers strength and durability.
A strong, biocompatible material that is also aesthetically pleasing.
A cost-effective option for some bridges.
Restores chewing function and speech
Improves appearance and confidence
Prevents shifting of adjacent teeth
Maintains the shape and structure of the jaw
Can be a more affordable option than dental implants
Brushing and flossing regularly
Regular dental checkups
Note: The lifespan of a dental bridge can vary, but with proper care, it can last for many years
Maxillofacial prosthetics involves creating and fitting artificial replacements for missing or damaged facial structures. These prostheses are designed to restore function, aesthetics, and psychological well-being for individuals who have suffered trauma, surgery, or congenital defects.
Implants that are surgically inserted into the tissues to replace missing bone or soft tissue.
External devices that are fitted over the remaining tissue to restore function and aesthetics.
Placed inside the mouth to replace missing teeth, support, or rehabilitate functions like swallowing and speech.
Placed outside the mouth to replace missing facial structures like the nose, ear, or eye.
Various materials are used in maxillofacial prosthetics, including:
Used for creating dentures and other intraoral prostheses.
Used for creating softer, more flexible facial prostheses.
Used for implantable structures and frameworks.
Used for creating durable and aesthetic dental restorations.
Used for a wide range of prosthetic components, including flexible and rigid options.
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Rehabilitation of missing structures: Replacing lost teeth, bone, or tissue.
Restoration of oral functions: Facilitating speech, swallowing, and chewing.
Improvement of aesthetics: Mimicking natural facial structures and enhancing appearance.
Support and stability: Providing support for other prosthetic devices or structures.
Psychological well-being: Enhancing self-esteem and social interactions.
Maxillofacial prosthetics is used to treat a variety of conditions, including:
Congenital defects: Such as cleft lip and palate, and other facial deformities.
Trauma: From accidents or injuries.
Surgical resections: Following cancer removal or other procedures.
Neuromuscular disorders: Such as ALS or stroke.
Radiation therapy: Shielding facial structures during treatment.
Full mouth rehabilitation is a comprehensive approach to dental care that aims to restore the function, aesthetics, and health of the entire oral cavity, often involving multiple dental procedures. It's a customized treatment plan designed to address issues like severe tooth decay, missing teeth, gum disease, and bite misalignment, ultimately aiming to improve a patient's oral health and quality of life.
Watch : Full mouth rehabilitation with zirconia crown by Dr Abhishek Kumar
At Magadh Oro Dental, we believe in precision, comfort, and care. Our prosthetic work is handled by specialists who combine years of experience with digital technology. Using 3D scanning and accurate impressions, we deliver perfectly fitting prostheses. Plus, all our materials are safe, aesthetic, and long-lasting. We also maintain strict sterilization protocols at our dental clinic. Still comparing options? Read reviews from patients who chose us for affordable dental crowns in Patna and experienced complete satisfaction.
If you're on Google asking, “Where can I find expert denture treatment near me?” — your answer is Magadh Oro Dental. Our prosthodontist, Dr. Lav Kumar, provides accurate diagnosis and thorough aftercare. From single-tooth crowns to complete denture sets, you’ll find personalized attention at every step. We’re easy to reach, centrally located, and known for delivering quality care at competitive prices. Don’t forget to explore our other treatments, like teeth whitening and braces, for a complete smile makeover.
It depends on the type (dentures, crowns, bridges, implants). Book an exam at our dental clinic in Patna for a customized quote.
Yes! Modern dentures are lightweight and custom-made for your mouth. We ensure a comfortable fit and natural look.
With proper care, they can last over 10 years. Visit us for regular cleanings and checkups to extend your life.
Both have pros. Dentures are more affordable; implants offer more stability. We help you choose what suits your needs and budget.
Absolutely. Once you adjust, prosthetic teeth feel natural. Our team guides you through the adaptation process smoothly.
If you’re living with missing or damaged teeth, don’t wait. Restore your smile with expert prosthetic dental treatment in Patna at Magadh Oro Dental. We offer personalized care, modern solutions, and affordable pricing — all under one roof. Whether you need partial dentures or a full-mouth restoration, we’ve got the expertise and technology to help. Consult with our dental expert and take the first step toward better oral health and renewed confidence. We’re here to help you smile again.
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RAJENDRA PRASAD
5 months ago
Had pain in my tooth, came to know about this patient from my client. Dr. Abhishek Kumar and Dr. Archana Rani did my Root canal treatment with latest laser for root canal treatment, procedure was bloodless and painless. Recomend Magadh Oro Dental for all dental procedures especially laser dental procedures.
Mukesh kumar
A month ago
This Dental Clinic is nearby my house, visited for treatment of dental pain. Dr. Abhishek Kumar did Root canal treatment of my both side lower teeth. Dr. Kumar advised zirconia crown over that. Satisfied with quality of treatment. Clinic is also neat and clean and well concted to patna junction railway station and byriai bus stand.
Aditi Raj
2 years ago
I had forward placed upper teeth , went to Dr. Abhishek Kumar,Got Orthodontic treatment done by Dr. Abhishek Kumar. With in 5 months only ,i got best Results.
Ravi Mahato
3 years ago
Four years back I had undergone RCT treatment and it works then but lately I was feelings Severe pain on same tooth and then i visited dr Abhishek sir , he was very friendly and kind , he explained the failure of RCT which I had undergone four yrs back . I didn't want to loose my tooth so I suggested him for re-root canal treatment and there is only 50 prcnt success rate on re root canal treatment he told me . Seeing the confidence and friendlyness of doctor I decided to go for it . And I went , nd the treatment went 100 prcnt successful . As It was very severe case there was pain in the process but after a month treatment I'm completely fine . work of dr Abhishek sir is commendable . If there will be any issue related to tooth I would prefer Dr Abhishek . And I also recommend u dr Abhishek if u got any health issue related to tooth.
