News on dental prostheses
Developments in dentistry in the field of dental prostheses
The development of dentistry – especially the field of dental prostheses – is moving fast. Our editorial team sifts through the wealth of information and puts together what is interesting and new on the subject here for you:
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08.09.2026
A second opinion: not mistrust but normal practice
With four-figure sums, a second look is the usual caution.
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14.07.2026
A loose crown: why waiting gets expensive
Under a loose crown, decay carries on undisturbed.
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12.05.2026
Dental prostheses and long-term care: what has changed
Additional preventive services for people with a recognised level of care need.
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10.03.2026
The telescopic denture: firm enough to forget about
Double crowns instead of clasps — and the option of reworking it later.
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13.01.2026
The hardship rule: the entitlement too rarely asked about
On a low income the insurer covers the standard care in full.
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11.11.2025
Why quotations from two practices differ so much
The largest item is usually not the fee but the laboratory.
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09.09.2025
Digital impressions: the scanner arrives in prosthetic dentistry too
No more impression tray, but a three-dimensional data set instead.
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08.07.2025
Two implants in the lower jaw: the biggest difference for the least effort
For many denture wearers this is the point at which eating becomes a pleasure again.
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13.05.2025
The bonus booklet: the gap that costs five years
One forgotten year resets the count — and that only shows when it gets expensive.
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11.03.2025
Fixed allowance: what changes at the turn of the year
The amounts are adjusted annually – anyone with an old plan in a drawer should take a look.
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