Fixed dentures exist. And there is more than one path.
Yes, fixed dentures exist: a fixed prosthesis that replaces teeth without coming out of the mouth. It can be supported by teeth, by implants, or rehabilitate a full arch, the full protocol. At Well Clinic Odontologia, in São Paulo, prostheses are planned digitally and produced at the Well Lab, the clinic's own laboratory.
Well Lab, our own laboratory
Rehabilitation is not only putting a tooth where one is missing.
It is restoring how you bite, chew, speak, and breathe. Each piece comes from a clinical decision that involves appearance, function, and a systemic reading.
A 2-hour first consultation
Remaining teeth, gums, bite, jaw joint, habits, and overall health. The whole case is understood before any decision about the prosthesis.
Digital planning
The path is defined in the planning: over teeth, over implants, or a full arch. You see the plan before it starts.
Production at the Well Lab
The pieces are produced at the clinic's own digital laboratory, in a CAD/CAM workflow.
Fitting and follow-up
The prosthesis is fitted and adjusted, and the case is followed over time.
Fixed or removable?
- A fixed prosthesis stays in the mouth day to day: only the dentist removes it
- A conventional denture is removable and rests on the gum
- For a full arch supported by implants, see All-on-4 implants
- Which option fits your case is a planning decision, made after your evaluation
What patients ask us.
Is a fixed denture the same as All-on-4?
All-on-4 is one form of fixed full arch prosthesis, supported by implants. A fixed prosthesis can also be supported by teeth or replace fewer teeth.
Where are the pieces made?
At the Well Lab, the clinic's own digital laboratory, which means production and clinical planning happen under the same roof.
How long does it take?
It depends on your case and is defined in the planning, which is presented before any decision.
Can I be seen in English?
Yes. Consultations and planning can be conducted in English, in Jardim Paulista, São Paulo.
The first consultation reads the whole case.
Two hours evaluating teeth, bite, habits, and overall health, in English if you prefer, before any plan is proposed.