Despite more and more modern methods of treatment and better dental care, we still lose a single tooth or even several adjacent teeth. This is due to disease processes such as very advanced caries involving the roots, resorption, advanced periodontitis, complications in root canal treatment due to the complexity of the anatomical structure of the tooth. We also lose teeth as a result of mechanical injuries, e.g. in traffic accidents, doing sports. To avoid complications associated with tooth loss, it is worth replacing them as soon as possible.
The deprivation of a full dental arch of one or many teeth causes disturbances in the arrangement of the remaining teeth, their inclination, shifting, protrusion, which leads to overloading and premature wear of the teeth. Full dental arches have 28 to 32 teeth. The lack of one or more e

