Dental prosthetics for senior patients
Many elderly parents don't complain — they don't want to be a bother. They often think “living without teeth isn't a big deal”, though in reality missing teeth affect the health of the whole body and quality of life overall.
Modern prosthetics gently restores comfort and quality of life. We choose a solution to suit the person's health and habits — from neat crowns to reliable fixed implant-supported structures.
Modern prosthetics gently restores comfort and quality of life. We choose a solution to suit the person's health and habits — from neat crowns to reliable fixed implant-supported structures.
When it's time to think about prosthetics
It's become hard to chew usual food, the jaw “gets tired”
A removable denture rubs, wobbles, or falls out
Teeth have “fanned out”, are wearing down, or crumbling
Joint pain or clicking when chewing has appeared
You want to smile normally and speak clearly
Ruben Nikolaevich Ambartsumyan, prosthodontist, head physician of Belaya Raduga clinic
“When teeth are missing, it's not only the smile that suffers — the bite changes, digestion is disrupted, and the joints and muscles are overloaded. All this affects wellbeing.
Our task is to bring back convenience in everyday things: we choose a structure to suit the person's capabilities and habits, so it lasts long and is comfortable every day.”
Our task is to bring back convenience in everyday things: we choose a structure to suit the person's capabilities and habits, so it lasts long and is comfortable every day.”
What prosthetics for elderly patients is
It's not “the same teeth for everyone”. We take into account the condition of the bone, gums, and joints, medications (anticoagulants, diabetes, etc.), habits, and motor skills.
The solution can be:
- fixed (crowns/bridges on your own teeth or on implants — All-on-4/6, bar-retained structures)
- conditionally removable (fixed on implants with snap attachments — it doesn't wobble or fall out)
- modern removable (lightweight dentures with proper fixation and hygiene)
The main principle is reliable support and convenient hygiene, so the structure lasts for years.
Ruben Nikolaevich Ambartsumyan, prosthodontist, head physician of Belaya Raduga clinic
“We try to avoid traumatic interventions: we use CT navigation, gentle techniques, and when there's a lack of bone tissue, we place implants at an angle or reinforce the support. The point is not to “make teeth” but to bring back comfort in life.”
Treatment stages
Diagnosis and planning:
CT, photo/scanning, checking the joints and bite, taking into account concomitant diseases and medications
Choosing the solution:
we decide together — fixed on implants, conditionally removable, or removable (we explain the pros/cons, cost, and timing)
Preparation:
treatment of the gums/teeth and, if needed, gentle bone/soft-tissue grafting
Fixing the temporary structure:
so you're not left without teeth during integration and fittings
Permanent work:
zirconia/ceramic, precise fit, bite adjustment. We teach care and schedule follow-ups
Safety and care at every stage
We understand the features of age and work gently.
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Reliable anaesthesia and, when indicated, light medicated sleep
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Treatment based on 3D planning and proven implant/material systems
3
Gentle techniques when there's a lack of bone (angled placement, minimal grafting)
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Temporary structures — the patient isn't left without teeth during treatment
5
Detailed recommendations on taking medications, hygiene, nutrition, and follow-ups
Our specialists
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Removable or fixed — which is better with age?
Fixed structures are more convenient in daily life and hygiene. When there's little bone tissue or health limitations, we make conditionally removable solutions on implants: they don't “wander” and are easy to clean.
I take heart/blood-thinning medications. Can I have treatment?
Yes, in coordination with your attending doctor. We'll choose a safe plan: sometimes the medication schedule, the anaesthesia, or the scope of intervention is adjusted.
How durable are such solutions?
With good care and regular check-ups — for decades. The main thing is not to “forget” about hygiene and to keep the bite under control.
Book an appointment
+7 (495) 132-31-03
Additional information
Pricing
Implantation
Placement of a Straumann implant, Switzerlandfrom RUB 94,000
Implantation — All-on-4 operation, Straumann, Switzerlandfrom RUB 376,000
Placement of a NEODENT implant, Brazilfrom RUB 77,000
Implantation — All-on-4 operation, NEODENT, Brazilfrom RUB 335,500
Sinus lift (bone grafting, osteoplasty) — closed sinus lift, simpleRUB 45,000
Sinus lift (bone grafting, osteoplasty) — closed sinus lift, complexRUB 55,000
Sinus lift (bone grafting, osteoplasty) — open sinus lift, more than one chamber, simpleRUB 72,000
Sinus lift (bone grafting, osteoplasty) — open sinus lift, more than one chamber, complexRUB 98,000
Flap surgery in the oral cavity (connective tissue graft harvesting)RUB 20,300
Flap surgery in the oral cavity (connective tissue graft placement)RUB 20,300