Types of dental prostheses and prices
A dental prosthesis is a dental solution that allows you to restore both the function and aesthetics of missing teeth. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the types, materials, and prices. As well as everything you need to know about this important dental solution.
What is dental prosthesis?
It is an artificial element that replaces one or more missing teeth. These devices not only improve the aesthetic appearance, but also allow you to perform essential functions such as chewing, speaking and smiling with confidence. According to the World Health Organization, approximately 30% of adults over 65 years of age use it.
Types of dental prostheses
Removable prostheses
This solution, also known as false teeth, are dentures that the patient can remove and insert themselves. There are two main types:
- Partial dentures: to replace some teeth.
- Complete dentures: to replace all the teeth in an arch.
- Hookless removable dentures: This is the latest in removable dentures, a modern and more aesthetic option.

Fixed dental prostheses or prostheses on implants
This solution represents the most advanced option today, which is the same as the aforementioned fixed dental prostheses. They are fixed directly to the bone using titanium implants, providing:
- Maximum stability.
- Preservation of the maxillary bone.
- Functionality equal to natural teeth.
Flexible dentures
This alternative is an innovation in the field of dentistry, offering greater comfort and adaptability. Made with soft and flexible materials, they are ideal for patients looking for a more comfortable alternative.
Prosthesis for implants of immediate load
The prosthesis for immediate loading implants, are a type of prosthesis on implants that It is placed on the same day as the implant surgerys, allowing the patient to leave with a functional denture while the implant integrates into the bone

Materials used in dental prostheses
They can be manufactured by the dental prosthesis laboratory in various materials, depending on aesthetic and functional needs:
Ceramic or porcelain
They offer a natural appearance and are durable, ideal for visible areas.
Zirconium
Very durable and aesthetic, with a white color that imitates natural teeth, it is ideal for patients with metal allergies.
Composite resins
More economical and aesthetically pleasing, although less resistant, they are usually used in temporary prostheses.
En The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry you can find additional information.
At MAG Dental Madrid we work exclusively with our Laboratory to ensure the highest control, speed and quality. The aesthetic and functional results are identical to natural teeth.
How to choose the most suitable prosthesis?
Choosing the ideal solution depends on several factors:
- State of the maxillary bone. In this case, it would be necessary to do bone regeneration to be able to place dental implants.
- Budget available.
- Personal preferences.
According to Spanish Council of Dentists, Fixed prosthesis on implants It is certainly the closest solution, almost identical to recovering natural teeth. From a functional and aesthetic point of view, there is no doubt that it is the best choice. If there is a problem of lack of bone to place implants, we We solve even the most complex cases of placement of dental implants without boneIf the problem is the initial financial investment, we have 48-month interest-free financing plans. We offer a lifetime guarantee on our dental implants and prostheses., subject to periodic visits for monitoring at no cost.
You can see photos of some of our cases in this post and on our website.
Care and maintenance of prostheses
Proper maintenance is key to the durability of prostheses:
Daily cleaning:
- Brushing after every meal.
- Use of specific products for prostheses if they are removable.
- Rinse thoroughly with water.
Periodic reviews:
- Visits to the dentist every 6-12 months.
- Adjustments when necessary.
Dental prosthesis price list
Costs vary depending on type and complexity:
- Removable prostheses: approximately €1,000.
- Prosthesis on an implant: from €1,500 per implant with everything included.
- Fixed prosthesis on implants for the whole mouth: just the prosthesis, around €6.000.
- Fixed prosthesis on 4 implants : between €10.000 and €12.000.
- Fixed prosthesis on 6 implants : between €12.000 and €14.000.
These prices are indicative and may vary depending on the clinic and region. At MAG Dental Madrid we offer tailored financing without interest.

Frequently asked questions about types of dental prostheses and prices
1. How long does a dental prosthesis last?
With proper maintenance, removable dentures can last between 5 and 10 years, while the fixed prostheses on implants they can last lifetimeprovided the patient maintains good hygiene and attends regular check-ups.
2. What type of dental prostheses are the best?
The fixed prostheses on implants They are the most recommended due to their stability, comfort, and natural appearance. They allow for normal chewing and speaking and prevent bone loss, unlike removable dentures.
3. How much does a complete set of dentures cost?
The price of one complete dental prosthesis It varies depending on the type. A removable prosthesis costs around 1.000 €, while one fixed on implants can range between €10.000 and €14.000 per arcadedepending on the number of implants and the materials used.
4. Which dental prosthesis is the most comfortable?
The most comfortable ones are the fixed dental prostheses on implantsBecause they don't move, they don't irritate the gums and offer a sensation very similar to natural teeth. Also, flexible prostheses They are a good option for those seeking greater adaptability.
5. Are dentures painful?
No. There may be slight discomfort at the beginning of the adaptation process, but there should be no pain. If the discomfort persists, it is necessary to consult a specialist.
6. Can I sleep with the prosthesis?
Sleeping with removable prosthesesbecause the tissues of the mouth need to rest. In contrast, the fixed prostheses on implants They can remain in place without any problem during sleep.
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