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Crowns · bridges · removable dentures
Dental prosthetics in Montreux: fixed and removable solutions explained
Crowns, bridges, removable dentures and implant-supported options are compared according to your mouth, priorities, maintenance needs and budget.
At a glance
A solution designed around function and maintenance
Fixed options
Crowns, bridges and implant-supported work can feel close to natural teeth.
Removable options
Partial and complete dentures are designed to be removed for daily cleaning.
Written estimate
Materials, laboratory work, preparation and stages are set out before treatment.
Treatment options
The main prosthetic options
Crown
Covers and protects a heavily restored, fractured or root-treated tooth when it can be preserved.
Bridge
Replaces a gap using prepared neighbouring teeth; the advantages and trade-offs are discussed.
Partial denture
Replaces several missing teeth and is supported by remaining teeth and oral tissues.
Complete denture
Replaces all teeth in one arch when none remain.
Implant-supported option
Implants may support a crown, bridge or some removable dentures after a separate assessment.
Maintenance
Daily cleaning, periodic review and occasional adjustment remain essential.
Your treatment path
From assessment to final fit
Assessment
Teeth, gums, bite, bone and expectations are reviewed.
Shared choice
Alternatives, limitations, timing and costs are compared.
Records and preparation
Scans or impressions, shade selection and any preliminary care are completed.
Try-in and review
Appearance, bite and comfort are checked before ongoing follow-up.
Fees & insurance
Fees vary with the design and materials
Indicatively, a ceramic crown may range from about CHF 900 to 1,800 and a partial removable denture from about CHF 800 to 2,000. The final price depends on the material, laboratory work, number of units and preparatory care. Routine dental prosthetics are generally not covered by Swiss compulsory insurance; statutory exceptions and supplementary cover depend on the case and policy.
Understand fees and DENTOTAR®FAQ
Dental prosthetics questions, answered
What is the difference between fixed and removable work?
Fixed work is cemented or screwed in place and is not removed daily. A denture is removed for cleaning. Suitability depends on the clinical situation and your priorities.
Is a bridge always better than an implant?
No. A bridge uses neighbouring teeth, whereas an implant requires sufficient bone and surgery. Each has benefits, limitations and maintenance needs.
How long does fabrication take?
Timing varies with the design, laboratory work, try-ins and preliminary treatment. A temporary solution may sometimes be possible.
How long does a dental prosthesis last?
No lifetime can be guaranteed. Maintenance, bite forces, supporting teeth, gum health and regular reviews all affect prognosis.
Content: Cabinet Dentaire du Casino · Clinical review: Dr Pedro Elmano Matos, dentist · Updated: August 2026.
Sources: SSO — Treatment methods · SSO — DENTOTAR® · FOPH — Dental cover.
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Discuss the options for replacing or protecting a tooth
Cabinet Dentaire du Casino welcomes you in central Montreux for an assessment and a clear, itemised estimate.