Tratamientos: prótesis dentales

Dental Prostheses

Replace missing teeth with fixed or removable solutions that restore function and aesthetics.

From

195€

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What is it

What is a dental prosthesis?

Updated 12 May 2026

A dental prosthesis is an artificial element that replaces one or several lost teeth, with the aim of restoring chewing function, speech and the aesthetics of the smile. There are two main groups of dental prostheses: fixed (crowns, bridges, implant-supported prostheses) and removable (partial or full removable prosthesis).

The best option in each case depends on the number of teeth lost, the patient's oral health, available bone volume and personal preferences. Dental implants, when the patient is a candidate, allow fitting fixed prostheses that closely imitate natural teeth both functionally and aesthetically.

Types

Dental prostheses are mainly classified into fixed and removable. The best option depends on each clinical case.

Prótesis dentales removibles completas
Prótesis dentales fijas sobre dientes
Prótesis fija sobre dientes

Dental prostheses prices

These prices are a guide for complete treatments.

With Dental Total insurance

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With Dental Max insurance

Without insurance

Full removable denture (upper or lower)

350 €

390 €

585 €

Partial removable acrylic denture, up to 6 teeth

210 €

235 €

350 €

Valplast or flexite denture (1–2 teeth)

540 €

600 €

900

Skeletal denture (base structure)

195 €

215 €

315

Financing tailored to you

At Clínica Dental Adeslas we want you to be able to access the treatment you need without worrying about the initial outlay. That is why we offer financing tailored to you.

Dental prostheses treatment phases

The prostheses treatment stages depend on the type of prosthesis for each patient. However, they all have several phases in common.

1

Patient study

Whether the prostheses are placed on the teeth, mucosa or on an implant, the first step is always the analysis of the state of the patient's mouth by a specialist. This study serves to check the health of the mouth and the viability of the treatment to be carried out.

2

Preparation of the mouth

Depending on the type of prosthesis, the preparation will be different. When the prosthesis is placed on the teeth, it may be necessary to prepare them for correct placement. When placed on implants, the surgical procedure of the implant treatment must first be carried out.

3

Preparation of the new teeth at the laboratory

Prostheses are manufactured by a dental technician under the dentist's instructions, who will adapt and place them. They are always personalised, so it is essential that the dentist requests them from the laboratory to the patient's measurements.

4

Placement of the prosthesis

Once the mouth is prepared, the prostheses are placed. This phase will depend on whether the prosthesis is fixed or removable, partial or complete, or whether it is placed on teeth or on implants.

5

Maintenance and hygiene

For the new teeth to remain in good condition, it is very important to maintain proper cleaning and care. In the case of removable prostheses, the patient themselves can do this; if they are fixed, the specialist will need to do it. In any case, it will always be very important to maintain good oral hygiene habits.

Content reviewed by our medical team

Henar Artiz Sanmartín
Henar Artiz Sanmartín

Graduated in Dentistry in 2003. Medical Director at Clínica Dental Adeslas since 2012.

Colegiado nº 28007122

Expert team

Meet our dental prosthetics specialists

Henar Artiz Sanmartín
Henar Artiz Sanmartín

Graduated in Dentistry in 2003. Medical Director at Clínica Dental Adeslas since 2012.

Colegiado nº 28007122
Elena Muñoz Coso
Elena Muñoz Coso

Graduated in Dentistry in 1991. Part of the Medical Management team at Clínica Dental Adeslas. 

Colegiado nº 28003851



Real cases

Reviews that speak to our experience in dental prosthetics

Raquel

Quiero felicitar al Dr. El proceso para hacer mi prótesis dental ha sido largo y a veces complicado por la forma de mi boca, y gracias a su trabajo y a su gran implicación el resultado ha sido perfecto. Estoy muy contenta con mis dientes nuevos.

Jach

Me pusieron prótesis fija de implantes y muy contento, tanto con el resultado como con el personal. Ya llevo con ellos unos 3 años. Los recomiendo encarecidamente.

Mari Carmen y Luis

La Doctora me ha tratado muy bien y muy amable. La prótesis removible es perfecta, muy buena profesional. En recepción, muy atentos y amables con nosotros.

Any questions?

FAQs about dental prostheses

Dental prostheses are artificial devices that replace lost teeth and surrounding tissues. There are several types: complete (to replace all teeth in a jaw), partial (to replace one or more teeth), removable or fixed such as bridges or implants.

If you have lost one or more teeth, a dental prosthesis may be an option. The choice depends on the number and location of the missing teeth, the general health of the mouth and the budget. A dentist will assess your needs and help you choose the best option.

The process varies depending on the type of prosthesis. It may include impressions and mouth measurements, preparation of adjacent teeth and fitting tests. Removable prostheses may need several adjustment visits; fixed ones such as implants may require surgery and a healing period.

Prostheses require daily care to keep them clean and in good condition. This includes brushing with a soft brush, rinsing and, in the case of removable prostheses, using a special cleaner. Regular dental visits for adjustments and check-ups are also essential.

Cost varies depending on the case and type of prosthesis chosen. You can consult the Adeslas price list in the prices section of this page.